EVENTS

There are few club nights in the world that carry the gravitational pull of Solomun +1 at Pacha Ibiza. Now in its 12th year, the residency continues to defy the limits of longevity and relevance in a scene that’s notorious for burning bright and fast. At 48, Solomun proves that the right combination of vision, skill, and soul doesn’t fade with time. It only deepens.

When July arrives in Ibiza, the island shifts into full celebration mode. Beneath the summer sun and turquoise skies, a rich tapestry of festivals and events unfolds — showcasing Ibiza’s deep-rooted traditions, maritime heritage, and unmistakable community spirit. Whether you’re a culture-seeker, a foodie, or simply looking to soak in the local vibe beyond the beach clubs, July 2025 is an ideal time to experience the island’s soul.

Every July, the picturesque coastal village of Es Caná on Ibiza's eastern shore bursts into vibrant life as it honours its patron saint, San Cristóbal (Sant Cristòfol in Catalan). This week-long celebration seamlessly blends time-honoured customs with contemporary festivities, offering a unique glimpse into the island's rich cultural tapestry.

Every year on 16 July, the island of Ibiza comes together in a beautiful, moving celebration to honour Nuestra Señora del Carmen, the patron saint of fishermen and sailors. This heartfelt tradition blends deep religious devotion with Ibiza’s strong maritime identity, creating one of the most atmospheric and authentic festivals of the summer.

Each year on July 25, the island of Ibiza comes alive with the vibrant sounds, colours, and traditions of the Sant Jaume Festival — a celebration that blends cultural heritage with festive spirit. Known in English as Saint James’ Day, the festival honours Santiago (St. James the Apostle), the patron saint of Spain, and offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience the authentic Ibizan way of life. Though widely celebrated across Spain, Sant Jaume holds particular local charm in Ibiza, especially in Sant Antoni de Portmany (Saint Anthony), where it’s also the town’s official saint day.

Every August 8th, the island of Ibiza honours its patron saint, San Ciriaco. This annual celebration is not merely a religious observance but a profound homage to the island's rich past and community spirit.
The roots of the San Ciriaco Festival trace back to the pivotal year of 1235. On August 8th, Catalan forces, led by Archbishop Guillem de Montgrí, seized control of Ibiza from Moorish rule.