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26 June 2026

June's Final Hurrah: An Eclectic Weekend Awaits in Ibiza and Formentera

June's Final Hurrah: An Eclectic Weekend Awaits in Ibiza and Formentera

As the last weekend of June unfurls in Ibiza and Formentera, British clubbing enthusiasts can immerse themselves in a tantalizing blend of cultural, artistic, and leisure events perfectly suited for their summer getaway. From Friday through Sunday, the islands will be alive with activities that appeal to both long-time island lovers and first-time explorers.

The weekend kicks off on Friday with a health-focused morning in Santa Gertrudis offering aquagym sessions. Meanwhile, Sant Antoni's Agricultural Market provides a taste of fresh local produce. By afternoon, Santa Eulària des Riu takes on a vibrant atmosphere with its celebration of International LGTBIQA+ Pride Day, while families will find hands-on workshops that encourage diversity and respect.

Art enthusiasts will not want to miss the 5th anniversary of the CAN Art Fair, an event showcasing international contemporary art at FECOEV. Adding to the artistic allure, an exhibition by painter Matilde Hernández opens at Sant Jaume 72. In Formentera, Brenda Novak's exhibition will captivate those crossing the waters.

Traditional festivities start strong in Vila’s Marina district with the ‘Ses Nostres Arrels’ fair, featuring artisans, local games, and a musical backdrop provided by Aires Formenterencs later in the evening. The day spills over with various other events, including the community-focused Fiestas de Sant Juan and exciting activities at Ca n’Escandell.

Saturday welcomes residents and visitors to engaging cultural discussions at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Dalt Vila, while the iconic Las Dalias Market remains a delightful choice for unique shopping. For literature lovers, a special session with writer Joan Bonet Cardona promises to delight.

As evening descends, Santa Gertrudis erupts with a dynamic dance festival, and in Eivissa, the pulse of live Latin Jazz from the Big Band Ciutat d’Eivissa resonates through the night. Over in Sant Josep, the enchanting theatre festival ‘El Festín’ continues to captivate audiences.

Sunday, a more relaxed pace sets in with artistic exhibitions in both Ibiza and Formentera, while the lively CAN Art Fair concludes its vibrant showcase. An unmissable hippie market at Pilar de la Mola in Formentera adds a final flourish with live music.

Concluding the weekend, Las Dalias in San Carlos invites guests to their enchanting night market, a perfect finish to a weekend filled with the Pitiusan blend of tradition and celebration. This whirlwind of activities ensures every moment spent in Ibiza and Formentera this weekend will be richly rewarding, offering a unique slice of island life to take back home.

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