If you’re in Ibiza or Formentera for the weekend, you’re in for a treat. These two islands are known for their vibrant culture and offer numerous opportunities to explore the local food, music, and art scenes. This article covers some of the best plans to make the most of your weekend, from gastronomy to concerts and more.

Sant Josep’s Gastronomy and Formentera’s Cultural Fiesta

In addition to the start of the Easter Week, which can be found in the Semana Santa en Ibiza (Ibiza Holy Week) agenda, this weekend is packed with cultural and leisure proposals for residents and tourists alike.

The last big day of Sant Josep’s festivities on Saturday is one of the highlights, featuring a pulpo (octopus) fried contest at noon and the concert of A Contracorriente, an El Canto del Loco tribute band, at the 2000s-themed party in the afternoon and evening.

On Sunday, Formentera’s Intercultural Fiesta takes center stage, featuring gastronomy and folklores from 21 countries and communities from 12:30 pm in es Pujols square.

Concerts and Theatre

Several concerts are scheduled as well, including the Hostal Pascual’s Dies Musicals (Musical Days) cycle on Thursday in Sant Antoni and Antic Balàfia Trio on Saturday in Sant Joan. The Big Band Ciutat d’Eivissa will play on Saturday in Can Ventosa, and indie bands Morning Drivers and Vuelo Fidji will perform on the same day at Teatro Ibiza.

There is also theater on offer, with a tribute to Dolors Corderas on Friday at Can Ventosa. On Saturday, the comedy ‘Quijote‘ comes to the Auditori Caló de s’Oli, and ‘Anna Frank’ will be at the sa Cultural bookstore.

50th Anniversary of Club Nàutic Sant Antoni

Additionally, Club Nàutic Sant Antoni is starting the celebrations for its 50th anniversary with an institutional act, exhibition, concert, and traditional festivity.

Thursday, March 30th

Cinema

‘Un nuevo mundo’ by Stephane Brizé (France, 2021). Anem al Cine (Let’s go to the Cinema) Cycle. 8:30 pm at Multicines Eivissa.

Music

Hostal Pascual. Consell de Eivissa’s Dies Musicals Cycle. 8:30 pm at Centro Cultural Cervantes in Sant Antoni. 2 € online at conselleivissa.escenaonline.es or 3.50 € at the box office.

Books

‘Comerços històrics del municipi de Sant Josep de sa Talaia’ (Historic Businesses in the Municipality of Sant Josep de sa Talaia). Published by Sant Josep’s City Council. 8 pm at Centro Cultural Can Jeroni. Free entrance.

Friday, March 31st

Women’s Day

6 pm: Coeducational storytelling: ‘Jo sóc’ by Raquel Díaz Requena. For families with children from 3 to 12 years old. Casal d’Igualtat de Vila.
7:30 pm: Talk and discussion ‘Neoliberalisme i mercantilització del cos de les dones (Neoliberalism and Merchandising of Women’s Bodies) with Ana de Miguel Álvarez. Casal d’Igualtat.

Theater

‘Dolors: ànima, cor i vida’ (Dolors: Soul, Heartand Life), a tribute to Dolors Corderas. 8 pm at Can Ventosa in Ibiza town. Free entrance with prior reservation at reservas@eivissa.es.

Cinema

‘Metamorphosis’ by Christophe Honoré (France, 2019). Anem al Cine Cycle. 8:30 pm at Multicines Eivissa.

Saturday, April 1st

Sant Josep’s Festivities

Noon: Pulpo Frita contest. Plaça de la Constitució in Sant Josep.

4 pm: 2000s-themed party with A Contracorriente, an El Canto del Loco tribute band. Plaça de la Constitució in Sant Josep.

Formentera Intercultural Fiesta

12:30 pm: Intercultural Fiesta featuring gastronomy and folklores from 21 countries and communities. Es Pujols square in Formentera.

Concerts

8 pm: Antic Balàfia Trio in concert. 8 pm at the church in Sant Joan.

9 pm: Morning Drivers and Vuelo Fidji in concert. Teatro Ibiza in Ibiza town.

Theater

‘Quijote,’ a comedy by the company Vaivén Circo. 8 pm at Auditori Caló de s’Oli in Sant Ferran.

Club Nàutic Sant Antoni 50th Anniversary

6 pm: Institutional act with the presence of local authorities, members, and friends. Club Nàutic Sant Antoni.
7 pm: Inauguration of the exhibition ’50 anys de Club Nàutic Sant Antoni’ (50 years of Club Nàutic Sant Antoni). Club Nàutic Sant Antoni.
10 pm: Concert by L’Atril with a repertoire of Ibizan songs. Club Nàutic Sant Antoni.
11 pm: Traditional festivity with fireworks and music by DJ Benítez. Club Nàutic Sant Antoni.

Sunday, April 2nd

Easter Week

11 am: Palm Sunday procession. Sant Antoni’s church.

Gastronomy

12:30 pm: Sant Jordi’s Day celebration with a showcooking and tasting of the traditional dish ‘arroz de matanzas’ (slaughter rice). Sant Jordi’s church square.

Concerts

8 pm: Big Band Ciutat d’Eivissa in concert. Can Ventosa in Ibiza town.

Theater

‘Anna Frank,’ a theatrical adaptation of Anne Frank’s diary by Lazzigags Produccions. 8 pm at Sa Cultural bookstore in Sant Antoni.

In conclusion, whether you’re interested in music, art, gastronomy, or cultural events, there are plenty of plans to make the most of your weekend in Ibiza and Formentera. From Sant Josep’s gastronomy and cultural festivities to Formentera’s Intercultural Fiesta and Club Nàutic Sant Antoni’s 50th-anniversary celebrations, the islands have something for everyone. So pack your bags, grab your friends, and head to these beautiful islands for an unforgettable weekend.

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