The free open-air celebration returns to Parc Reina Sofia and Baluarte de Sant Pere with a packed DJ programme, an artisan market, food trucks, family activities and a special Ibiza Spotlight 50th-anniversary celebration.

Ibiza has one more open-air dancefloor gathering lined up before the island settles into the quieter winter months.

Hippy House brings back One Last Summer Dance this Saturday, October 24, transforming two locations in Ibiza Town into a free celebration of electronic music, island culture and community.

Originally scheduled for October 17, the festival was postponed by one week following a weather alert for heavy rain. The rescheduled event will now run from 14:00 until 23:59, giving residents, seasonal workers and visitors another opportunity to enjoy an outdoor festival as the 2026 summer season draws to a close.

With two music stages, a substantial DJ lineup, food trucks, an artisan market, artistic activities and a dedicated children's area, One Last Summer Dance promises much more than a final afternoon on the dancefloor.

Two stages, two locations and a packed DJ lineup

The main Hippy House stage will be at Parc Reina Sofia, at the foot of Dalt Vila, bringing together artists from Ibiza's electronic music community for the festival's main programme.

The updated lineup features Manu Gonzalez, Kellie Allen, Leyo, Cortezz, Davalo B2B Delum, Fede Klotz, Rober Peinado and Tobhi B2B Lucor.

The programme brings together individual DJ sets and back-to-back performances, giving visitors plenty of reasons to stay throughout the afternoon and into the evening.

A second stage will be hosted at Baluarte de Sant Pere, inside the historic fortifications of Dalt Vila. This part of the festival celebrates Ibiza Spotlight's 50th anniversary in collaboration with theHUB.

The anniversary stage features Cristina Tosio, Luca Saporito of Audiofly, Pomboklap, Ardent, Rocky performing a hybrid set, and Timo.

The two locations are close to one another, with a connecting tunnel providing access between Parc Reina Sofia and the bastion. Visitors can therefore move between the main Hippy House programme and the anniversary celebration during the event.

Celebrating 50 years of Ibiza Spotlight

One Last Summer Dance also marks an important milestone for Ibiza Spotlight, which celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2026.

Founded in 1976, the island guide has become a familiar name for people looking for information about Ibiza's nightlife, events and visitor experiences. The anniversary celebration at Baluarte de Sant Pere brings that milestone into the heart of the island's electronic music community.

The second stage, programmed in collaboration with theHUB, adds another dimension to the festival and places the celebration within the historic surroundings of Dalt Vila.

With its own lineup and setting, the anniversary programme gives visitors another reason to explore both festival locations rather than remaining at a single stage.

More than music: artisan markets, food and family activities

One Last Summer Dance is designed to welcome more than clubbers.

The programme includes an artisan market, food trucks, art and other activities, alongside a dedicated children's area. The combination gives families, residents and visitors the opportunity to enjoy the atmosphere without needing to attend a traditional nightclub.

A popular paella meal is also scheduled from 14:00 to 16:00. The meal forms part of the event's community focus, with the organisers' updated programme highlighting an affordable, solidarity-oriented gathering around food.

With activities beginning in the afternoon, visitors can arrive early, explore the market, enjoy the food offerings and spend time between the two stages as the music develops.

Admission to the festival is free, and the current event information states that advance registration is not required.

The party continues at Teatro Pereyra

For those who want to continue beyond the outdoor festival, the programme moves to Teatro Pereyra from midnight.

The afterparty gives the day a late-night conclusion, extending the celebration beyond the scheduled closing time of the two outdoor areas.

Visitors planning to attend both the festival and the afterparty should keep in mind that the outdoor programme is scheduled to finish at 23:59, with the Teatro Pereyra continuation beginning at 00:00.

Event details: Hippy House’s One Last Summer Dance

Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026

Main location: Parc Reina Sofia, Ibiza Town

Second stage: Baluarte de Sant Pere, Dalt Vila

Festival hours: 14:00–23:59

Admission: Free

Main stage lineup: Manu Gonzalez, Kellie Allen, Leyo, Cortezz, Davalo B2B Delum, Fede Klotz, Rober Peinado and Tobhi B2B Lucor

Ibiza Spotlight 50th-anniversary stage: Cristina Tosio, Luca Saporito (Audiofly), Pomboklap, Ardent, Rocky (hybrid) and Timo

Additional activities: Artisan market, food trucks, art, children's area and a popular paella meal from 14:00 to 16:00

Afterparty: Teatro Pereyra from midnight

One more dance before Ibiza moves into winter

Ibiza's summer season may be winding down, but One Last Summer Dance offers another opportunity to bring the island's music community together.

By combining two stages with free entry, family activities, local food and an anniversary celebration, Hippy House is giving the end of the season a more community-focused feel.

And with Dalt Vila providing the setting, the event offers a different way to experience Ibiza's electronic music scene beyond its famous clubs.

For residents, seasonal workers and visitors still on the island, Saturday's gathering is an invitation to enjoy one more open-air party, discover local artists and celebrate the people who make Ibiza what it is.

One Last Summer Dance takes place this Saturday, October 24, from 14:00 to 23:59, with the celebration continuing at Teatro Pereyra from midnight.