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Welcome to the Fiestas de la Tierra 2027 in Ibiza
The Fiestas de la Tierra are Ibiza Town's traditional civic festival, honoring the city's two patron saints, Santa María de las Nieves and Sant Ciriac. Each year in late July and August, the historic old town of Dalt Vila, along with the harbor and several city squares, becomes the stage for music, tradition and community gatherings. The exact 2027 dates have not yet been officially confirmed by the city council.
Highlights and Attractions at the Fiestas de la Tierra in Ibiza
- Traditional folk dancing (Ball Pagès) performed across several squares in the old town
- A festive parade of decorated carts through the streets of Ibiza Town
- Free open air concerts in Parc Reina Sofia featuring local and visiting artists
- Craft stalls and traditional trades displayed along Paseo Vara de Rey
- The ceremonial presentation of the Gold Medal of the City of Ibiza
- The traditional Berenada gathering with paella and watermelon near Puig des Molins
- A large fireworks display over Ibiza harbor closing out the central festival days
Program and Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
The two anchor days of the Fiestas de la Tierra are traditionally August 5, the feast of Santa María, and August 8, Sant Ciriac's day marking the Catalan reconquest of 1235. Around these fixed dates, a multi week program unfolds with religious ceremonies, sporting competitions, children's activities and musical evenings across several stages in the city. The full 2027 program is typically released only a few weeks before the festival by the Ibiza City Council.
Tickets and Admission for the Fiestas de la Tierra Ibiza
The Fiestas de la Tierra are a public civic festival with no admission charge. All concerts, parades, exhibitions and the closing fireworks display are free for visitors to attend.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Ibiza
- Events take place across the old town and harbor area, so comfortable shoes are useful for the narrow streets of Dalt Vila
- Large crowds gather along the waterfront for the harbor fireworks on August 8, so arriving early secures a good spot
- Early August typically brings very warm weather to Ibiza, so light clothing and sun protection are advisable
- Since the festival falls during peak tourist season, accommodation in Ibiza Town should be booked well in advance
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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