The Lul·lià General Study has opened a new call for an artistic creation scholarship endowed with 4,000 euros to promote projects linked to the popular culture of the Balearic Islands. The initiative is aimed at artists over 18 years of age, without restrictions on discipline, with the aim of fostering new creative perspectives based on the cultural heritage of the Islands.

There are three weeks left until the Manacor Spring Fairs and Festivals and this year the nerves are very noticeable in the 'castellera' group Al·lots de Llevant. One of its members, Joan Llodrà Gayà, 52, assures it: “We hope to be able to raise a good tower to celebrate our thirtieth anniversary. We are among the first 'colles' in the Balearic Islands. We were born in 1996, the same year as Castellers de Mallorca, from Palma. We have been rehearsing for months. Our highest construction has been a four of eight, meaning eight floors with four people on each floor. We have only been able to raise it three times in our history. We almost always do seven floors”.

HeAtlas of the demons of Mallorca, by Xesc Alemany and Bárbara Sansó (Susaeta); The demons of the little porthole, by Neus Coll and Roberto Campillo (Literary Island), and Ona the demonWritten by Núria Duran and also illustrated by Bárbara Sansó (Triangle Kids), these are just three of the more than fifteen children's and young adult books published in the last five years that deal, from different perspectives, with the festival of Sant Antoni in Mallorca or, more specifically, its central figure: the devil.