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Sant Miquel Fiesta, Campanet

Small fiesta in the nort of Mallorca, in the village of Campanet

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Campanet
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Sant Miquel is celebrated in Campanet at the end of September over a couple of weeks full of entertainment for all ages.

The Sant Miquel fiesta takes place in Campanet each year towards the end of September, celebrating the village's patron saint. The programme includes communal dinners, live music, sports competitions and activities for children.

The festivities centre on the Plaça Major and are a fixture of the local calendar in northern Mallorca. The full programme is published on the Campanet council website ahead of the event.

Venue

Plaça Major

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