Nits d'Estiu at CaixaForum Palma
CaixaForum Palma·19:30 – 00:00
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WHAT HAPPENS
The shape of it
Jazz & movement night
The 2 July opener pairs French singer Leïla Duclos's manouche jazz with La Macana's contemporary dance piece, a jam session and a tap-dance workshop.
Circus & games night
A family evening on 9 July with Pau Palaus's clowning, the Balearic swing band Monkey Doo, body-percussion and hands-on balance and juggling workshops.
Swing night
On 16 July New Orleans trumpeter Kevin Louis, of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, leads the swing, backed by lindy-hop and jazz-solo workshops.
Magic & objects night
The 23 July finale brings Léo Rousselet's show Eclipse to the auditorium, plus roving illusionists and a family magic workshop.
FROM THE FLOOR
What you're walking into
PROGRAMME
Day by day
Thursday 2 July
Nit de jazz i moviment · Jazz & Movement
Leïla Duclos — manouche jazz & vocal improvisation concert
VENDE — contemporary dance by La Macana (Caterina Varela & Alexis Fernández)
Jam session led by Factoría de Músicos
Beginners' tap-dance workshop with Júlia Ortínez
Thursday 9 July
Nit de circ i joc · Circus & Games (family)
Embolic — clown show by Pau Palaus
Monkey Doo — Balearic swing band
Body-percussion workshop with Enric Pizà
Loop! Habitar el ritme del joc — sensory installation by Prohibit no tocar
Balance & juggling circus workshops with Los Herrerita
Thursday 16 July
Nit de swing · Swing Night
Kevin Louis — New Orleans trumpeter & vocalist (Preservation Hall Jazz Band) with roving musicians
Jazz-solo workshop with Emilie Orero
Lindy hop introduction with Basilio González & Anna Subirana
Scarf workshop with Anna-Katharina Schulze
Washboard-as-instrument session with Quico Hernández
Thursday 23 July
Nit de màgia i objectes · Magic & Objects
Eclipse — magic & visual art by Léo Rousselet (auditorium)
Roving illusionists Pere Rafart & Enzo Lorenzo
Tot està escrit by Joan Cassanyes
Family magic workshop with Maga Patricia
Theremin session with Javier Díez Ena
GOOD TO KNOW
Before you go
Activities run from 19:30 and the centre stays open until midnight for an immersive evening.
Entry is free — many activities are open-access and aimed at families.
It takes over several spaces of the centre and spills onto the Plaça Weyler forecourt in central Palma.
GETTING THERE
Where it is
CaixaForum Palma
VENUE
Where you’ll be
Museum