San Antonio is preparing for one of those weekends that will be remembered. Fallas, one of the most emblematic traditions of Valencian culture, celebrate their 25th anniversary in Ibiza with a very special edition that turns the municipality into a festive epicenter for three days.
Although their origins lie in Valencia, where they are recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO, the Fallas festival has found its own niche in Ibiza for decades thanks to the deep roots of the Valencian community on the island. This anniversary not only celebrates that shared history, but also the consolidation of a festival that combines ephemeral art, tradition, and spectacle.
The celebration takes place from Friday, March 27 to Sunday, March 29, 2026.
The program maintains the essence of Fallas with its key moments. The traditional plant It kicks off the weekend, followed by one of the most emotional events, the Floral offering to the Virgin Mary.
One of the biggest draws of this edition is the highly anticipated mascletà, which is handled by the prestigious pyrotechnics company Caballer Brothers, a Valencian firm recognized for its participation in the Fallas of Valencia and for its mastery of pyrotechnic displays.
The final touch comes with the creamThe most symbolic moment of the Fallas festival, when the monument burns to close the festive cycle and give way to a new beginning.
La plant Is celebrated the Friday 27 of March of 2026, the offering and the mascletà on Saturday, March 28, 2026, and the cream is the 29 Sunday of March of 2026.
The anniversary also features a very special guest: the Fallera Mayor of Valencia 2026, Carmen Prades, next to his court of Honor, who is visiting the island to join in this celebration and strengthen the cultural link between both territories.
