Tuesday brings another opportunity to discover Ibiza and Formentera during the quieter autumn season. Although the main summer clubbing calendar has come to an end, the islands continue to offer cultural exhibitions, traditional markets, gastronomic experiences, outdoor activities and local community programmes.
Highlights include the ongoing Restaurat gastronomic competition in Sant Antoni, a traditional second-hand market in Formentera, contemporary art exhibitions across Ibiza, a practical artificial intelligence workshop in Jesús and a late-night electronic music session at Sigma Club.
Families can also discover the island's botanical attractions, while visitors interested in local history can explore museums and exhibitions that remain open during the winter season.
Here is what's happening across Ibiza and Formentera on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Weather and Public Information
The weather forecast suggests some unsettled conditions during the early part of Tuesday, although the extent of the expected showers differs between forecasting services.
AEMET indicates the possibility of rain and cloudy conditions, while the Met Office expects light showers followed by improving conditions and sunny intervals.
Temperatures are expected to reach approximately 19–20°C.
Visitors planning outdoor activities, cycling or excursions should check the latest weather information and confirm arrangements with their operators.
Tuesday is a normal working day across the Balearic Islands, with municipal services, markets and cultural venues generally following their weekday schedules.
Culture, Art and Exhibitions Across Ibiza
November is an excellent time to discover Ibiza's cultural side, with galleries, museums and independent exhibition spaces continuing their programmes throughout the quieter season.
Picarol: 150 Years of an Ibizan Artist at Sa Nostra Sala
Sa Nostra Sala in Ibiza Town continues its exhibition celebrating the life and work of Pep Costa, better known as Picarol.
Titled Picarol: dibuixant, promotor i emprenedor eivissenc. 150 anys, the retrospective brings together 66 artworks and more than 40 historical documents.
The exhibition explores Picarol's contribution to illustration, drawing, publishing, collecting and the promotion of local culture.
It offers an interesting insight into the artistic development of Ibiza and the people who helped shape its cultural identity.
Location: Sa Nostra Sala, Ibiza Town.
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 10:00–13:30 and 17:30–20:30.
Admission: Free.
Exhibition dates: October 15–November 14.
Mirades by Anthony Gofer in Sant Joan
The Parish House in Sant Joan de Labritja continues hosting Mirades, an exhibition by Valencian artist Anthony Gofer.
The collection features more than a dozen artworks, including recent pieces inspired by Ibiza's traditions, cultural identity and heritage.
Working primarily with acrylic painting, Gofer explores the relationship between artistic expression and the landscapes and customs of the island.
The exhibition provides a cultural reason to visit Sant Joan and explore the surrounding countryside.
Location: Casa Parroquial de Sant Joan de Labritja.
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 10:00–13:00.
Admission: Free.
Exhibition dates: Until November 8.
Mirades Perdudes by Joan Costa in Dalt Vila
Photographer Joan Costa presents Mirades Perdudes, a collection of 40 black-and-white photographs inspired by years of exploring Dalt Vila.
The project captures architectural details, everyday encounters, people and the changing atmosphere of Ibiza's historic centre.
The exhibition is distributed between two historic locations.
The Refectori exhibition room is open from 09:00 to 14:30.
Es Polvorí opens from Tuesday to Friday, 18:00–20:30.
Both locations offer free admission.
Exhibition dates: Until November 6.
Paisajes del Mundo: Luz y Color by Julia Delgado López
The exhibition Paisajes del mundo. Luz y color by Julia Delgado López continues at the Sala de Exposiciones Sant Jaume 72 in Santa Eulària.
The collection explores different landscapes through colour, light and artistic interpretation, offering visitors an opportunity to discover a variety of environments through the artist's perspective.
Location: Sant Jaume 72 Exhibition Hall, Santa Eulària.
Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00–13:30 and 16:30–19:30.
Admission: Free.
Exhibition dates: October 27–November 14.
Confluencias by Mariana Eiras at Can Jordi Blues Station
Can Jordi Blues Station continues hosting Confluencias, an abstract painting exhibition by Argentine artist Mariana Eiras.
The collection explores the relationships between contrasting shapes, colours, lines and textures, bringing together different visual elements in expressive compositions.
Can Jordi is also a familiar meeting point for Ibiza residents and music enthusiasts, although its regular live music programme does not include a confirmed Tuesday performance.
Location: Can Jordi Blues Station, Sant Jordi.
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 07:00–22:00.
Admission: Free.
Exhibition dates: October 21–December 7.
Untangled Emotions by Arnoud L∆L∆ at Olas Gallery
Olas Gallery in Santa Eulària presents Untangled Emotions, an exhibition by Dutch artist Arnoud L∆L∆.
The artist explores geometry, colour, composition and patterns inspired by nature. Using nails and coloured threads, the works develop layered geometric structures that combine precision with a playful use of colour.
The exhibition provides an opportunity to discover contemporary art in an independent gallery setting.
Location: Olas Gallery, Santa Eulària.
Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 11:00–18:00.
Admission: Free.
Exhibition dates: October 30–November 28.
Piel de Mar by Lidia Abril at Ocean Drive Ibiza
Artist Lidia Abril presents Arteamor por las islas: Piel de Mar at Ocean Drive Ibiza.
The exhibition celebrates the connection between art and the landscapes of the Pitiusas Islands, using materials including sand and sea salt to translate the artist's relationship with Ibiza and Formentera into colour, texture and form.
The collection explores the Mediterranean's light, coastline and natural elements through a series of paintings inspired by the islands.
Location: Ocean Drive Ibiza, Marina Botafoch.
Exhibition dates: October 17–November 12.
Admission: Free.
Specific visiting hours have not been published, so visitors should check access arrangements with the hotel.
Cel d'Or at MACE
The Museu d'Art Contemporani d'Eivissa continues its contemporary art programme with an exhibition by Stefan Brüggemann.
Located within Dalt Vila, MACE provides an opportunity to explore contemporary artistic expression in one of Ibiza's most important cultural institutions.
Location: Museu d'Art Contemporani d'Eivissa, Dalt Vila.
Winter opening hours: Tuesday to Friday, 10:00–16:30.
Admission: Check with the museum.
Hans Grass at Museo Puget
The Museo Puget in Dalt Vila continues displaying an exhibition dedicated to photographer Hans Grass.
His photographic work provides a historical perspective on Ibiza, documenting the island, its people and its changing landscapes.
The museum itself is housed in a historic building and is worth visiting for its architecture as well as its cultural collections.
Location: Museo Puget, Dalt Vila.
Winter opening hours: Tuesday to Friday, 10:00–16:30.
Admission: Free.
Caro Atucha: Frecuencia y vibración in Formentera
Formentera continues hosting the exhibition Frecuencia y vibración at the Sala d'Exposicions Ajuntament Vell in Sant Francesc.
The exhibition is associated with Argentine artist Caro Atucha and presents an exploration of colour, movement and artistic expression through oil painting.
It is part of the island's autumn cultural programme.
Location: Sala d'Exposicions Ajuntament Vell, Sant Francesc, Formentera.
Opening hours: 11:00–14:00 and 18:00–20:00.
Admission: Free.
Exhibition dates: November 2–14.
Markets and Local Shopping
Tuesday Second-Hand Market in Sant Francesc, Formentera
Formentera offers a traditional market experience on Tuesday with its weekly second-hand market at Jardí de ses Eres in Sant Francesc.
The market brings together second-hand goods, clothing, accessories, household items and other pre-loved objects.
It provides a relaxed opportunity to browse local stalls and discover interesting finds while exploring the island's main village.
Location: Jardí de ses Eres, Sant Francesc, Formentera.
Opening hours: 11:00–14:00.
Gastronomy: Restaurat Sant Antoni
Sant Antoni's Autumn Gastronomic Competition
Food lovers have an excellent reason to visit Sant Antoni, with the 17th edition of Restaurat continuing across the town and surrounding area.
Running from November 2 until December 8, the gastronomic competition brings together 13 participating restaurants offering special seasonal menus.
This year's edition focuses on two traditional local ingredients: sweet potatoes and potatoes.
Each participating restaurant presents a three-course menu consisting of a starter, main course and dessert.
Price: €26 per person, excluding drinks.
Participating restaurants include:
Menus are available during lunch or dinner services, depending on each restaurant's individual schedule. Reservations are recommended, particularly for restaurants with limited seating.
Restaurat is a good opportunity to experience local gastronomy and support Ibiza's restaurants during the quieter season.
Family Activities and Outdoor Experiences
BiBo Park: Discover Ibiza's Native Plants
BiBo Park in Sant Rafel offers an opportunity to discover Ibiza's natural environment through an educational outdoor experience.
The botanical space covers approximately 30,000 square metres and features native plants, ecological technology and installations designed to explain the island's natural heritage.
Visitors can explore the gardens and learn more about local flora, biodiversity and the importance of protecting Ibiza's environment.
It is suitable for families and anyone interested in nature and sustainability.
Location: BiBo Park, Sant Rafel.
Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00–16:00.
Admission:
Visits take approximately two hours. Guided tours are also available depending on language and availability.
Patis Oberts: Free Outdoor Play Spaces in Sant Josep
Families can also look into the Patis Oberts programme in the municipality of Sant Josep.
The initiative opens selected school playgrounds outside school hours, giving children additional outdoor spaces for recreation and play.
Participating locations vary according to the municipality's published schedule.
Typical programme hours: Monday to Friday, 16:00–19:00.
Admission: Free.
Parents should check the current municipal schedule to confirm which playgrounds are available on Tuesday.
Adapted Physical Activity for Older Residents in Jesús
The Club de Mayores de Jesús hosts a weekly adapted physical-activity session for older residents every Tuesday.
The programme is designed to encourage movement, physical wellbeing and social interaction through suitable exercise activities.
Location: Club de Mayores de Jesús.
Time: 10:45–11:45.
Admission: Free.
Advance registration is required.
Quad, Buggy and Electric Motorbike Experiences
Outdoor adventure activities remain available during November, with Emove Ibiza offering guided quad, buggy and electric motorbike excursions.
The experiences take participants through Ibiza's countryside and scenic areas, with stops to discover some of the island's landscapes.
Published excursion options include departures around 10:00 and 11:00.
These activities require advance reservations. Age restrictions, driving requirements, licences and actual vehicle availability should be checked with the operator.
Location: Playa d'en Bossa.
Cova de Can Marçà
Cova de Can Marçà in Port de Sant Miquel remains open during the winter season.
The cave offers guided visits through an underground landscape of geological formations, chambers and passages with a fascinating history connected to the island's past.
The route includes impressive rock formations and views from the cave entrance overlooking the coastline.
November opening hours: 10:30–17:30.
Admission:
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Adults: €15.
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Children aged 5–12: €9.
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Children under 3: Free.
Guided visits depart approximately every 30 minutes. Visitors can purchase tickets at the entrance according to the published visitor information.
Workshops, Business and Community Activities
Ingenion: Practical Artificial Intelligence Workshop in Jesús
The Ingenion programme concludes its series of entrepreneurship workshops on Tuesday with a practical session dedicated to artificial intelligence.
Titled IA práctica: kit de supervivencia para emprendedores, the workshop introduces participants to practical AI tools that can help save time, generate content and automate everyday tasks.
The session is led by César Ruiz, a software engineer and data science specialist.
It is particularly relevant to entrepreneurs, freelancers, small business owners and anyone interested in understanding how AI tools can support their professional activities.
Location: Centro Cultural de Jesús, Santa Eulària.
Time: 17:00–18:30.
Admission: Free.
Registration: Required, with limited places.
Cinema and Entertainment
Cine Regio: Tuesday Film Screenings
Cine Regio in Sant Antoni continues its cinema programme with two screenings on Tuesday.
The afternoon screening is Cara de arcilla, presented in its original version with Spanish subtitles (VOSE).
Later in the evening, audiences can watch La bola negra.
Programme:
Location: Cine Regio, Sant Antoni.
Check the cinema's ticketing information for prices and availability.
Restaurants, Lunch Offers and Happy Hours
Pre-Fixe Lunch at Locals Only
Locals Only in Ibiza Town offers a weekday fixed-price lunch, providing a convenient option for anyone looking for a complete meal in the centre.
The menu includes bread and alioli, water, a starter, a main course and a dessert or coffee.
Price: €23.
Tuesday service: 13:00–16:00.
Happy Hour at Locals Only
Locals Only also offers an afternoon Happy Hour at Plaza del Parque.
The promotion includes two-for-one offers on selected drinks, including cañas, wine by the glass, bottled beer, house sangria and mojitos.
Time: 18:00–20:00.
Afterglow at Jara, The Standard Ibiza
Jara, located inside The Standard Ibiza, continues its daily Afterglow Happy Hour.
The promotion offers two-for-one cocktails, making it an option for an early evening drink in Ibiza Town.
Time: 18:00–20:00.
Clubbing and Nightlife
Ibiza's November nightlife is considerably more intimate than during the main summer season, but selected venues continue operating their winter programmes.
INDEEP at Sigma Club Ibiza
Sigma Club hosts INDEEP on Tuesday, November 3.
Located in Ibiza Town, the underground venue continues to provide a setting for electronic music and late-night clubbing outside the traditional summer season.
The event is officially listed with a start time of 23:50.
Location: Sigma Club, Carrer de Carles V, Ibiza Town.
Time: 23:50.
Check the venue's official ticketing information for entry conditions and any subsequent lineup announcements.
Formentera: Art and Local Market Culture
Formentera offers a relaxed alternative to Ibiza's cultural and nightlife programme on Tuesday.
The second-hand market at Jardí de ses Eres is a good opportunity to explore local shopping culture, while the island's exhibition programme provides an additional cultural activity.
Frecuencia y vibración at Ajuntament Vell
The exhibition by Caro Atucha continues at the Sala d'Exposicions Ajuntament Vell in Sant Francesc.
The collection offers an opportunity to discover contemporary painting and the island's autumn cultural programme.
Opening hours: 11:00–14:00 and 18:00–20:00.
Admission: Free.
Christmas Market 2026–2027: Stall Applications
The Consell de Formentera has opened the application period for businesses and artisans interested in participating in the island's Christmas Market.
Applications remain open until November 5, 2026.
The market itself is scheduled to run from December 1, 2026, to January 10, 2027, with a maximum of 11 stalls.
This is an opportunity for local producers, artisans and businesses to participate in Formentera's winter festivities. It is an application deadline rather than a market event taking place on November 3.
Government and Local Announcements
Shared Solar Energy Project at Cas Serres
Ibiza Town Council continues encouraging residents and small businesses to participate in the shared solar self-consumption project at Cas Serres.
The initiative, promoted in collaboration with the Balearic Institute of Energy, allows participants to access renewable solar electricity without installing their own panels or making an initial investment in equipment.
The published registration period remains open until November 9, 2026.
The annual fee is €100 per allocated kilowatt, with potential annual savings of up to €300, depending on the electricity allocation and consumption.
This is an ongoing municipal initiative rather than a new event on November 3.
Sant Carles Village Festivities Continue
The Sant Carles festivities continue during November, with additional public celebrations scheduled later in the week.
The main village programme is particularly relevant on Wednesday, November 4, so Tuesday's school activities should not be advertised as public entertainment.
Visitors interested in the celebrations should check the municipality's programme for the following days.
Tuesday, November 3, 2026: Complete Events Schedule
| EVENT / LOCATION |
TIME |
| Can Jordi Blues Station, Sant Jordi |
07:00–22:00 |
| Adapted physical activity, Club de Mayores de Jesús |
10:45–11:45 |
| BiBo Park, Sant Rafel |
10:00–16:00 |
| Quad, buggy and electric motorbike excursions, Playa d'en Bossa |
From 10:00, booking required |
| Cova de Can Marçà, Port de Sant Miquel |
10:30–17:30 |
| Mirades Perdudes, Refectori, Dalt Vila |
09:00–14:30 |
| Picarol, Sa Nostra Sala, Ibiza Town |
10:00–13:30 and 17:30–20:30 |
| Mirades, Sant Joan |
10:00–13:00 |
| Paisajes del Mundo, Sant Jaume 72, Santa Eulària |
10:00–13:30 and 16:30–19:30 |
| Hans Grass exhibition, Museo Puget |
10:00–16:30 |
| Stefan Brüggemann exhibition, MACE |
10:00–16:30 |
| Sant Francesc second-hand market, Formentera |
11:00–14:00 |
| Caro Atucha exhibition, Ajuntament Vell, Formentera |
11:00–14:00 and 18:00–20:00 |
| Untangled Emotions, Olas Gallery, Santa Eulària |
11:00–18:00 |
| Quad and buggy excursion alternative departure |
11:00, booking required |
| Cine Regio, Cara de arcilla |
17:45 |
| Ingenion AI workshop, Centro Cultural de Jesús |
17:00–18:30 |
| Locals Only fixed-price lunch |
13:00–16:00 |
| Restaurat, participating Sant Antoni restaurants |
Lunch and dinner, individual schedules |
| Mirades Perdudes, Es Polvorí, Dalt Vila |
18:00–20:30 |
| Locals Only Happy Hour, Ibiza Town |
18:00–20:00 |
| Afterglow, Jara at The Standard Ibiza |
18:00–20:00 |
| Cine Regio, La bola negra |
20:00 |
| INDEEP, Sigma Club Ibiza |
23:50 |
Some commercial excursions, workshops and restaurant offers require advance booking or are subject to availability. Opening hours for Ocean Drive Ibiza's exhibition should be confirmed directly with the hotel. The Patis Oberts programme and its participating locations should also be checked against the current municipal schedule.
Discover Ibiza Beyond the Summer Season
The first week of November is a reminder that Ibiza and Formentera have much more to offer than their summer nightlife.
From contemporary art and local markets to traditional gastronomy, botanical gardens and independent cultural spaces, the islands continue to provide opportunities for discovery throughout autumn.
Tuesday, November 3, is a particularly good day to explore Santa Eulària's galleries, visit the Formentera market, enjoy a seasonal meal in Sant Antoni or discover Ibiza's underground electronic music scene at Sigma.