After more than a week of activities and shows, Ibiza Pride 2022 concludes this weekend with its main event, the Pride March, held on Saturday in the port of Vila. But before that there are other events, such as the Drag Funk Gala, the first drag gala to be held on Eivissa, this Thursday in Can Ventosa, or the big party scheduled for Friday in the calle de la Virgin and calle Alfonso XII.
Another interesting event this weekend is the VIII Mostra de cine Africà de Sant Josep, related to the African Film Festival of Tarifa, which brings films, feature films and documentaries over the weekend at the cultural center Can Jeroni de Sant Josep.
Of the activities organized on Formentera for World Refugee Day the play ‘El rey del Gurugú’ stands out this weekend, by the company La Nave Va, which was presented on Thursday at the municipal cinema of Sant Francesc.
The Archaeological Museum hosts the second day of its ‘Tríada Mediterrània: Pa, oli i vi a l’Eivissa antiga’ (Mediterranean Triad, bread, oil and wine on ancient Ibiza), which this Friday will be dedicated to bread, with a lecture by expert Iban Yarza, as well as stalls and tasting of products from the island.
The activities for International Yoga Day also begin in different municipalities of the island this weekend, with open yoga classes and other events.
And a nice way to close the weekend may be the concert that the Orquestra Simfònica Ciutat d’Eivissa offers on Sunday afternoon by the sea in the auditorium des Caló de s’Oli and with works by Mozart and Beethoven.
FRIDAY JUNE 17th
Ibiza Pride 2022
8pm: Tribute to LGTBIQ people. Floral tribute at the monolith in Calle de la Virgen. Commemorative reading. 9:30pm to 11:55pm: Big party in the Calle de la Virgen and Calle Alfonso XII of Vila.
Weekend Cinema:
Mostra de Cine Africà de Sant Josep. Inauguration of the Mostra and screening of ‘Marcher sur l’eau’ (France/Niger 2021), by Aïssa Maïga. 9:30pm at Can Jeroni.
Conference:
‘Tríada Mediterrània: Pa, oli i vi a l’Eivissa antiga’. Talk on bread by journalist and writer Iban Yarza. Stalls of local products, tasting and children’s workshop. 8pm at the Archaeological Museum of Eivissa and Formentera (MAEF). Registration: 971176090.
Weekend Music:
Ras Smaila & Cris Krivoruchko. Blues. Sant Josep és Música. 8:30pm Can Yucas de Cala Tarida.
Live music. Concerts with musicians from Formentera. 10pm in Sant Ferran.
Solidarity:
Charity gala. In favor of the research of the disease KAT6A. Gymnasts, artists, dancers, animation, music…
International Yoga Day:
Class with Mireia from White Yoga Ibiza. Class at the bastion of Santa Llúcia at 9am and visit to Dalt Vila.
SATURDAY JUNE 18th
Ibiza Pride 2022
7pm to 11:55pm: LGTBIQ Visibility Show. Performances and surprises next to the monument to the Corsairs of the port of Vila.
8pm: Great March for LGTBIQ rights. Departure from the roundabout of the podencos and route along Avenida de Santa Eulària and the port of Eivissa.
9:30pm: Reading of the manifesto on the port stage.
Weekend Cinema:
Mostra de Cine Africà de Sant Josep. 6:30pm: Short films. 8:30pm: ‘The Gravedigger’s Wife’, by Khadar Ahmed (Somalia, 2021). Can Jeroni.
World Refugee Day
Theater workshop ‘Atrapades entre dues realitats’ for young people and families. 6:30pm at the Casal de Joves de Formentera.
Weekend Music:
Jazz a la Plaça. Jazz jam session. 10pm at Plaça de la Constitució in Sant Francesc.
Swingin Tonic. Swing. Sant Josep és Música. 11:30am at the Sant Josep street market.
Bluesmàfia Acustic. Blues. Sant Josep és Música. 1pm at Can Jordi Blues Station.
Ryan Koriya. Rock. Sant Josep és Música. 8:30pm at the Platja d’en Bossa street market.
El sonido de la cigarra. Rumba. Sant Josep és Música. 8:30pm at Salvaje de Cala de Bou.
The New Young Polaks. Rock. Sant Josep és Música. 8:30pm at Can Tommy de Sant Jordi.
Aires del Sur. Flamenco. Sant Josep és Música. 8:30pm at es Racó Verd de Sant Josep.
Ras Smaila. Funk, blues. Sant Josep és Música. 9pm at Cas Costas.
International Yoga Day:
Class with Francesca Marchioro. Port de Sant Miquel at 9am.
SUNDAY JUNE 19th
Weekend Cinema:
Mostra de Cine Africà de Sant Josep. 6:30pm: ‘Vals de Santo Domingo’, by Tatiana Fernández Geara (Dominican Republic, 2021). 8:30pm ‘Sis dies corrents’, by Neus Ballús (Spain, 2021).
Weekend Music:
Orquestra Simfònica Ciutat d’Eivissa. Works by Mozart and Beethoven. Clarinet soloist Juan José Pardo Ramos. Conducted by Fernando Marina. 6pm at the Caló de s’Oli auditorium in Sant Josep.
Soul Doctor. Soul, rock. Sant Josep és Música. 8:30pm at Kumharas.
International Yoga Day:
Class with Vanesa Canto ‘Bodymind’. Playa des Mariners at 9am and a route along the river.
EXHIBITIONS
Álvaro Mendoza. ‘Instantáneas’. Paintings. Ajuntament Vell de Formentera Hall. Monday to Saturday from 11am to 2pm and from 7pm to 9pm. Until June 25th.
Emilio Cárdenas. Paintings. Gallery Casa Zóbel of Santa Eulària. Until July 13th from Tuesday to Sunday from 11am to 2pm and from 6pm to 10pm.
Laura Maresc ‘Inter Esticials’. Sculptures. Until July 1st. From Monday to Friday from 10am to 1:30pm and from 5:30pm to 8:30pm.
’20 anys Espacio Micus’. Triubte exhibition to the art room. Until July 17th. From Tuesday to Sunday from 10:30am to 1:30pm and from Thursday to Saturday from 6:30pm to 9pm. Mondays closed.
Joan F. Ribas: ‘Road to Synesthesia’. Photographs. Hall of the auditorium des Caló de s’Oli. Until September 11th. Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 6:30pm to 8:30pm. Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 1:30pm.
‘Amaestiu’. Collective exhibition of 18 artists of the association AMAE. Cultural Center Can Portmany of Sant Rafel. Every day from 6pm to 9pm. Until June 27th.
Collective exhibition of Joan Costa, Luis Maraver, Mariano Mayol and Menéndez Rojas. Organized by Fundación Baleària. From May 31st to June 29th at the Club Diario de Ibiza. Monday to Thursday from 11am to 1pm and Friday from 6pm to 8pm.
Riccardo Matlakas. ‘0 Nation’. Paintings and ceramic mosaics. Estudi Tur Costa de Jesús. Until July 7th.
‘Hope for Syria’. Project by artists Martina Pozzi and Laura Jabbour on the effects of the war on the historical artistic heritage of Syria. Temporary exhibition at the Monographic Museum des Puig des Molins.
’50 fotografies amb història’. A look at the history of photography in Spain in the last 80 years. Europa des Pujols Square, Formentera. Until the end of June.
‘La mar i el medi ambient’. Collective photography exhibition with images by Vicent Marí, Rafa Domínguez, Toni Planells and Vicent Ferrer. Ibiza Yacht Club. Until July 14th.
Giorgio Pagliari. Paintings. Garden Art Gallery, ctra de Sant Josep km. 8,5 (Cactus Lombribiza). Monday to Saturday from 9am to 7pm and Sunday from 9am to 1pm. Until June 25th.
Gilbert Herreyns. Retrospective. Works from 1969 to 2021. Micus de Jesús Space. Until July 22nd. Open Sundays from 11am to 2pm or by appointment: 971 19 19 23.
‘Una col-lecció d’art contemporani’. ‘III. Pintura i altres’. Works from Cati Verdera’s collection of contemporary art. Lighthouse of La Mola. Until October 1st.
WEEKEND MARKETS
Sant Josep: Ecological and handicraft market. Every Saturday from 9:30am to 1:30pm around the Town Hall.
Sant Jordi: Second hand market. Every Saturday from 8am to 3pm at the Hippodrome de Sant Jordi.
Forada: Craft products and gastronomy of Ibiza market. Every Saturday from 10am to 4pm. Esplanade next to Can Tixedó.
Las Dalias: Crafts, clothes, accessories and products from all over the world. Sant Carles. Saturdays from 10am to 5pm and Sundays from 11am to 5pm.
Sant Joan: Crafts, art, clothing, accessories and objects from around the world. Sundays from 11am in the center of Sant Joan.
Formentera:
La Mola Craft Market: Wednesdays and Sundays from 4:30pm to 10pm. From May 1st to October 12th.
Sant Francesc Market: Every day from 10am to 2pm. From May 1st to October 30th.
La Savina street market: Every day from 11am to 2pm and from 5pm to midnight. From May 16th to September 30th.
Market des Pujols: Every day from 7pm to 12am. From May 1st to October 30th.
Artistic and craft market of Sant Ferran: Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 8pm to midnight. From May 28th to October 1st.
Second hand market of Sant Francesc: Tuesdays and Saturdays from 11am to 2pm. All year round.
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