Sant Josep de sa Talaia is marking Halloween and All Saints’ Day 2026 with a programme of free cinema screenings, children’s workshops, horror attractions, live music and family entertainment across the municipality. Running from Friday, 30 October, to Saturday, 7 November, the celebrations bring activities to Sant Josep, Sant Jordi, Cala de Bou, Es Cubells and Sant Agustí.
Organised around the traditional Tots Sants festivities, the programme combines Halloween-inspired entertainment with local customs and community events. Highlights include two horror films on Friday, a night of spooky activities on Halloween itself, a Roller Disco Party on Sunday and the return of Survival Zombie in November.
Friday, 30 October: Free Horror Cinema
The programme begins with two simultaneous horror-film screenings for adult audiences at 21:00.
At Can Jeroni Cultural Centre in Sant Josep, visitors can watch The Monkey (2025), while the Caló de s’Oli Auditorium in Cala de Bou screens Weapons (2025).
Both films are intended for adult audiences and are not recommended for under-18s. Admission is free, subject to available capacity.
These screenings offer an opportunity for horror-film enthusiasts to start the Halloween weekend with cinema before the celebrations move outdoors on Saturday.
Saturday, 31 October: Halloween in Sant Jordi and Cala de Bou
Halloween brings activities for children, teenagers and adults to Sant Jordi and Cala de Bou, with workshops, horror experiences and live music scheduled throughout the evening.
Sant Jordi: Children's Workshops, La Sala dels Horrors and Live Music
The programme in Sant Jordi begins at 18:30 with children's workshops organised by Kairo’s in the village square.
From 20:00 to 23:30, visitors can enter La Sala dels Horrors, a free horror experience designed to bring a spooky atmosphere to the village. It is not recommended for children under 12.
Music takes over the square at 21:00, when Los del Varadero perform alongside DJ Toni Torres. Admission to the concert is free, subject to available capacity.
Cala de Bou: Workshops and Ca n’Esglai
Cala de Bou also hosts a family-oriented Halloween programme, with children's workshops by s’Espurna starting at 18:30 in the park.
The evening continues with Ca n’Esglai, a horror attraction open from 20:00 to 23:30. The experience is not recommended for children under 12.
The combination of workshops and a themed attraction gives families an option to celebrate Halloween locally without travelling into Ibiza Town.
A Horror-Themed Youth Activity in Sant Josep
The Casal de Joves Xaire in Sant Josep is also scheduled to host a horror-themed activity inspired by frightening video games, running from 18:00 to 20:00.
The event adds another option for young people looking for a Halloween experience beyond the village celebrations.
Sunday, 1 November: Roller Disco Party in Es Cubells
The programme continues on Sunday with a Roller Disco Party at the Es Cubells sports centre, starting at 16:30.
The event features music from DJ D-Ramones, a costume competition and entertainment by Acrobati-k. It offers a different way to celebrate the season, combining skating, music and dressing up.
Organisers recommend wearing a helmet and protective equipment. A skate rental service is planned, although availability is limited.
Friday, 6 November: Family and Horror Drive-In Cinema in Sant Agustí
The following Friday, the celebrations move to Sant Agustí, where a drive-in cinema programme is scheduled in the car park beside the church.
At 18:15, families can watch The Addams Family 2 (2021). The film is suitable for general audiences, and admission is free until capacity is reached. Entry is scheduled to begin at 17:15.
A second screening follows at 21:00 with LIT (2017), a horror film not recommended for children under 16. Admission is also free, with entry from 20:00 and subject to available capacity.
Visitors should arrive early, as free admission does not guarantee a place once the viewing area is full.
Saturday, 7 November: Survival Zombie Returns to Ibiza
The programme concludes with Survival Zombie, an interactive horror game taking place overnight on Saturday, 7 November.
The experience invites participants to navigate a fictional zombie outbreak, complete challenges and try to survive throughout the game. It is recommended for participants aged 10 and over, while children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
Registration and accreditation collection are scheduled to begin at 17:00 at the tourist office in Platja d’en Bossa. The game is listed in the municipal programme from 21:00 until 05:00 the following morning.
Places are limited, and advance registration is required through the organiser’s official website.
Celebrating Tots Sants Through Local Traditions
Halloween is only one part of the wider Tots Sants programme in Sant Josep. The traditional Balearic celebration of All Saints’ Day is associated with seasonal foods, family gatherings and customs passed between generations.
The municipality’s programme brings these traditions together with contemporary entertainment, including cinema, live music, skating and interactive horror experiences. By spreading activities across several villages, it offers residents and visitors different ways to participate throughout the week.
With many events free of charge, the Sant Josep programme provides a varied alternative for families, young people and horror fans looking to celebrate Halloween and All Saints’ Day in Ibiza.