Adeje is gearing up for the final weekend of its 2026 patron saint festivities, with live music, Canarian folklore and the traditional Romería taking place from Friday 16 to Sunday 18 October.
There’s a varied programme across the three days, with DJs, live performers and traditional celebrations filling the town centre. If you’re looking for something to do in South Tenerife this weekend, Adeje has plenty on offer.
Friday: Adeje Vibes
The weekend kicks off on Friday 16 October with Adeje Vibes, starting at 9pm in Plaza de España.
The line-up includes DJ David Pérez, Asere, Renzzo el Selector, Arodi Llanera, Antonio Llarena, Stereogroove and DJ Code.
It’s an evening of music and entertainment to get the final weekend of festivities underway.
Saturday: Live music and Canarian folklore
Saturday 17 October begins at noon with the Festival de Solistas Mesturao on Calle Grande, featuring solo performers.
Then, at 9pm, Plaza de España hosts the Festival de Folclore Villa de Adeje, organised by the Grupo de la Escuela Municipal de Folclore de Adeje.
The festival celebrates traditional Canarian music and dance, offering a chance to enjoy local folklore as part of the town’s annual celebrations.
Sunday: The traditional Romería de Adeje
Sunday 18 October sees one of the weekend’s main events, the Romería de Adeje, with activities beginning at 1pm on Calle Grande.
The programme includes a Romería Mass, an offering, the traditional procession and a closing verbena, bringing the patron saint festivities to an end.
Romerías are an important part of Canarian culture, combining religious tradition, music and community celebrations.
Plan your weekend in Adeje
The events take place around Adeje town centre, with Plaza de España and Calle Grande hosting the main activities.
For further information and any programme updates, visit the official Adeje council website.