In the off-season, Ibiza presents a much quieter atmosphere with major tourist spots closed. Despite this, the island still hums with life as locals participate in traditional events such as trotting races and lively flea markets. The Sant Rafael hippodrome hosts races resembling ancient Roman traditions, while the Mercadillo Sant Jordi brings together a colorful mix of music and community. Additionally, the hippy market in Sant Joan de Labritja offers a nostalgic vibe with live bands and local shoppers, showcasing a more traditional, communal Ibiza while paving the way for its bustling summer season.
The Trotting Races in Sant Rafael bring together both the young and the old, highlighting a lively tradition that dates back to Ibiza's Roman times.
The Mercadillo Sant Jordi flea market, located in a cycling velodrome, creates a unique atmosphere where vibrant music and lively crowds combine.
In the tiny village of Sant Joan de Labritja, numerous shoppers and the Sunday church congregation enjoy the hippy market, reminiscent of the 1960s.
Jean-Michel Fueter, a veteran of Ibiza's creative scene, reflects on his long-standing connection to the island's evolving cultural landscape.
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