Festivals in Ibiza / Eivissa

Municipal festivals of Ibiza / Eivissa

The most representative festivals of the city are the Earth Festivals. The festive calendar revolves especially around 5 August, Santa Maria, and at 8 August, Sant Ciriac, patron saint of the city and date linked to the Catalan conquest of 1235.

• Main celebration day: 5 August, Santa Maria, and 8 August, Sant Ciriac.
• Usual duration: several days of programming at the end of July and the beginning of August, according to the municipal programme of each year.
• Usual places: Dalt Vila, Cathedral, Plaza de España, Vara de Rey, port, cultural spaces and downtown streets.
• Associated traditions: institutional events, concerts, popular activities, country dancing, offerings, religious events, family programming and fireworks.
• Who participates: City Council, cultural entities, associations, musicians, families, neighbors and visitors.
• Local public holiday: By 2026, local holidays must be verified in the current official work calendar; The traditional reference holiday dates are 5 August and 8.
• Other cultural events: Eivissa Medieval, Eivissa Pride, Virgen del Carmen festivities and municipal cultural agenda.
• Otras ofertas culturales: Dalt Vila, the Cathedral, the Museu d'Art Contemporani d'Eivissa, the Arxiu Històric, Can Ventosa, libraries, historical heritage and municipal cultural programming.

As a recent official reference, the City Council published the Festes de la Terra programme.