Friday 30 October 2026
About this event
As autumn deepens and we move towards the quiet time of the year, Samhain-Dia de los Muertos invites us to pause, remember, and honour those who came before us. Traditionally celebrated as a threshold between autumn and winter, Samhain is a powerful time to connect with our ancestors, release what no longer serves us, and make space for the wisdom that comes from looking within.Holibiza uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit our website. They ensure Holibiza works properly, help us improve the platform, and enable organisers to measure the reach of their events. Some cookies are necessary; for others we ask for your consent first. Want to know more? Read our Privacy Policy.
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