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Cranc Festival Menorca 2027: Music Festival in Maó

2027 · Date to be announced 🇪🇸 Mao, Spain 41 Views

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Welcome to the Cranc Festival 2027 in Mao

The Cranc Illa de Menorca Festival brings a carefully curated program of international names, established bands and local talent to the historic old town of Mao on Menorca each year. The festival takes place in the special setting of the Es Claustre del Carme cloister and is known as one of the smaller, more intimate music festivals in the Balearic Islands.

Highlights and Attractions at the Cranc Festival in Mao

  • A line up blending indie pop, rock, post punk, electronic and jazz
  • Concerts in an intimate setting close to the artists, without large crowds
  • Performances by both internationally known acts and rising Balearic talent
  • The historic Es Claustre del Carme courtyard as a distinctive festival backdrop
  • The accompanying Cranc Pro program with talks on the local music scene
  • A festival committed to sustainability, inclusion and respect for the surrounding community
  • Menorca itself as a Biosphere Reserve, offering a calm and relaxed festival atmosphere

Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2027

The 2027 program had not been published at the time of research. In previous editions, the festival ran over several days in September, with evening concerts at Es Claustre del Carme alongside warm up parties and DJ sets. Current dates and the 2027 line up will be announced on the official website.

Tickets and Admission for the Cranc Festival Mao 2027

Official ticket prices for 2027 have not yet been published. The most recent edition offered a festival pass for around 49.50 euros, with reduced tickets for those under 26 and over 65, and free entry for children under 16 accompanied by a guardian. Tickets are traditionally sold through Ticketmaster.

Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Mao

  • Mao is Menorca's capital and is well connected through Menorca Airport and the local port
  • The festival venue, Es Claustre del Carme, sits centrally in the old town and is easily reached on foot
  • Evenings in late September on Menorca can already turn cooler, so a light jacket is a good idea
  • Since Menorca remains popular with tourists in September, booking accommodation early is recommended

Note: The information on this page was researched at the time of writing and may have changed since then (e.g. date, venue, or program). Visit the organizer's official website →

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