Four free parties over three weekends
- Dates: 22 August to 5 September 2026
- Where: Marbella and San Pedro Alcántara
- Entry: Free, with different age and capacity rules
- Check first: Pool Party time and age condition remain unconfirmed
Marbella residents and visitors have four themed DJ events to choose from as the municipality closes its Verano Joven programme. The venues alternate between Parque del Mediterráneo in Marbella and the San Pedro Alcántara seafront, while each date has its own audience and entry conditions.
The four-event schedule
Flamenco Neón
TL;DR: The adult-only opener mixes a neon theme with local DJs; bring ID and arrive early because capacity is limited.
The party takes place in the final parking area of Parque del Mediterráneo. Marbella City Hall lists EnzoBV, Mike Sierra, DYne and Pablo Morillo, and says a bar will operate.
White Party
TL;DR: Wear white for a free seafront party beside La Salida beach, with four local DJs and a bar.
Cristian White, Felipe Nogueira, Miguel Carrasco and Jota González are listed to perform on the San Pedro Alcántara promenade.
Light Party
TL;DR: This is the alcohol-free youth date, with Alex de la Rosa, Chaver and Lenna at Parque del Mediterráneo.
The official announcement presents Light as the under-18 event in the series. Readers should not assume that the adult conditions for Flamenco Neón apply here.
Pool Party
TL;DR: The finale brings summer clothing, a foam cannon and four DJs, but the initial notice does not give a time or age condition.
Tomi Demaio, Jilton, Samy Asuik and Mikel Lombarte are listed for the final event at Parque del Mediterráneo. Confirm the missing practical details before travelling.
Why this matters in Marbella
TL;DR: The programme gives international residents and visitors four free nightlife options, but choosing the correct date matters because the locations and age rules change.
The split between Marbella and San Pedro Alcántara makes the schedule useful across the municipality. The clearest distinction is between the adult-only opener and the alcohol-free under-18 event, so checking the event name is more important than treating the series as one repeating party.
What readers should know
TL;DR: Free entry does not guarantee admission; take ID for Flamenco Neón and recheck the official notice before leaving.
Capacity can still limit entry on the night. Marbella Daily checked the details on 15 August 2026. Use the latest Marbella City Hall announcement for any later timetable or access change, especially for the Pool Party.
