The Inca City Council will hold this Wednesday, August 26, an institutional event to recognize and repair the memory of Antoni Bestard Seguí, one of the most prominent figures of Inca anarchism and a victim of Francoist repression. The event will take place at 7 p.m. at Carrer de Sant Antoni, 23.

The Principal d'Inca theatre closes the 2025-2026 season with 36,232 attendees, the highest figure in the last four years and 30% more than the 2022-2023 season. During this period, the venue hosted 117 events and 103 film screenings, a total of 220 activities.

The Museum of Footwear and Industry of Inca has officially joined the International Council of Museums (ICOM), a global organization dedicated to the development of museums and sector professionals. The Inca City Council pointed out this Monday that the accession represents recognition of the museum's work in the conservation, research, and dissemination of heritage related to the history of footwear and the city's industry. The incorporation will also allow for the establishment of links with an international network of museums and professionals to share knowledge, experiences, and best practices.

The renovation project of na Ferrilla street, in Inca, has been recognized as one of the 25 best public space works in Europe, within the framework of the European Prize for Urban Public Space 2026, one of the most prestigious awards in the field of architecture, landscape, and urbanism. The Inca City Council highlighted this Thursday that the award, biennial in nature, recognizes interventions that contribute to creating, recovering, and improving public spaces in European cities, to promote more accessible, inclusive, and quality environments.

The mayor of Inca, Virgilio Moreno, spends some time walking the 59 meters that separate the City Hall from one of the bars in front. Every two steps he stops to talk to someone. An elderly gentleman who greets him effusively, a lady who comes from Madrid to spend time in the municipality, a young couple, a man who asks him for one euro for the train (the mayor gives it to him, but asks him if he's sure it will be for the train and inquires if he has asked for help from any organization)... Upon sitting down, he greets the bar workers and asks for a bottle of cold water. The people of Inca know that it is hotter in the capital of Raiguer than in Palma and other places in Mallorca.

Inca celebrates its tenth anniversary of Orgullosament Inca from July 15 to 18 with a special program headlined by Marta Sánchez. The festival, consolidated as one of the benchmark events for LGTBIQA+ Pride in Mallorca, offers four days of exhibitions, cinema, literature, family activities, shows, and concerts.

Inca is the cheapest municipality in the Balearic Islands to rent a home, with an average price of 12.4 euros per square meter per month, according to a study published by the real estate portal Idealista.

An agricultural fire declared this Saturday midday in the Son Frare area, in the municipality of Inca, has led to the mobilization of four forest firefighters, two environmental agents, and an aerial unit to tackle the flames. According to the Balearic Institute of Nature (Ibanat), the personnel have been working on extinguishing tasks since the fire was detected.

The new edition of Incajazz will turn the capital of Raiguer into a meeting point for jazz lovers during the four Sundays of July. The event returns with a program of great artistic quality that combines Mallorcan talent, international projection, and innovative proposals, consolidating it as one of the benchmark musical events of the summer in Mallorca. The concerts will take place every Sunday at 9:00 PM and will offer a journey through different jazz languages, from new experimental trends to dialogue with traditional music, while including some of the most outstanding names on the international scene.

A three-year-old boy has been very seriously injured after falling from the first floor of a building in Inca. The events, as reported by SAMU 061, took place this Wednesday around 4 p.m. on Mossèn Andreu Caimari street. According to initial hypotheses, it could have been an accidental fall while he was playing.

The Balearic Cultural Work of Inca celebrates on Saturday, May 23rd, at 7 PM, in the Cloister of Santo Domingo of Inca, the XXVII edition of the May Awards, an event that annually recognizes the work of individuals, entities, and groups committed to the language and culture of the Balearic Islands. With these awards, the OCB of Inca wishes to highlight the work of people and initiatives that, from different fields, contribute to cultural dynamism, the defense of heritage, linguistic normalization, and the preservation of the identity of Inca.

Muralists Albert Pinya, Carolina Adam, Edoardo Ettorre, Kamma Marlo, and Núria Toll are among the artists who will participate in Inca Street Art, the urban art, music, and culture festival that takes place in the town starting Friday, when the III Balearic Grafit Meeting also begins.

The Museum of Footwear and Industry of Inca hosts a cultural day on May 14th with participatory activities, an exhibition, and a fashion show to highlight the cultural, artisanal, and cooperation links between Mallorca and Senegal.

At number 27 on Joan d’Àustria street in Inca, behind a shop window full of fabrics and embroidery, there is a space where solidarity takes shape. It is the workshop of Punts amb Vida, the most visible project of the Inca Solidària association.

A 65-year-old foreign cyclist died this Thursday after being run over by a car on the Ma-3500 road, which connects Inca and Muro.

“This book will be part of the memory for some and a discovery of the unlived reality for others”, affirms the priest and researcher Santiago Cortès in the book’s prologue. In Inca desapareguda (Efadós, 2026), the author, Carme Colom, recovers, from an extensive photographic collection and collective memory, the landscapes, trades, and transformations that have marked the passage of time in the capital of Raiguer.

“My mother, who died a few years ago, was able to see the tributes that were made to my grandfather and hear all the stories, from home, from the neighbours… She even got to inaugurate a square in Inca that bears her father's name. The family is very satisfied even though they haven't found the body”. These are the words of the president of Memòria de Mallorca, Maria Antònia Oliver, granddaughter of Andreu París Martorell from Inca, who was imprisoned in Can Mir (Palma) in 1936 and disappeared the following year.

Inca reignites the debate around bullfighting this Sunday, March 29, with the start of the bullfighting season. And, as is customary, a few meters from the venue, animal rights groups have called for a protest with the slogan 'It's not my culture'.

He was a blond little piglet with very light eyes; calm and easy to handle. His favorite toy has always been a soccer ball. In fact, soccer is his great passion. And Barça. At some point, he "dreamed of being a soccer player." Until he was almost an adult, he played for different teams, such as Sallista, Constancia, and Murer. As a teenager, he even refereed. He shares the name (uncommon in the Canary Islands) of his godfather from Ciudad Real, where his father is from, Inocente Moreno. We're talking about Virgilio Moreno Sarrió, who has been the mayor of Inca for over a decade under the PSOE banner. His mother, Maria Sarrió, reveals a lesser-known side of him.