Wed 15 Oct, 2025, from 09:00
Thu 16 Oct, 2025, from 17:30
Where: Teatro Pereyra, Ibiza Town (Eivissa)
The Ibiza and Formentera Marine Forum stands as an international benchmark for outreach and debate on the major challenges facing the Mediterranean. Over three days —from 14 to 16 October— it will bring together leading scientific voices alongside institutional and social representatives, combining science, culture and a shared commitment to the sea.
In addition to technical panels and discussions featuring national and international experts, the programme offers activities open to everyone, such as participatory workshops on sustainable gastronomy and art, the multidisciplinary show Océano by the Trio Nesoi, and the Ocean Film Festival —an independent film festival dedicated to the sea and sustainability— among other proposals that encourage reflection and promote collective action in defence of the oceans.
Free admission on a first come, first served basis
“Ocean", a multidisciplinary show – Trío Nesoi
Tuesday, 14 October, 19:45 – Teatro Pereyra, Ibiza - Canceled due to bad weather
A performance where music, painting, and storytelling intertwine to pay tribute to the sea. Live painting brings art to life, music flows with the power of the ocean, and words give voice to stories of journeys, farewells, and dreams.
Performers:
- Ayoze Rodríguez – clarinet
- Samuel Batista – cello
- Mari Luz Trujillo – piano
- Narration: Cristina Temprano
- Live illustration: Ana Amaya
Ocean Film Festival World Tour 2025
Thursday, 16 October, 17:30 – Teatro Pereyra, Ibiza
An international independent ocean film festival originating from Australia, featuring screenings that combine adventure, science, and marine conservation. The Ibiza edition will showcase films from the United States, France, Australia, and Mexico.
The Ibiza edition will include the following short films:
- The Call, Nolan Grose (USA, 12 min)
- Astronaut in the Ocean, Bimarian Films (USA, 11 min)
- White Rock, Stefan Andrews (Australia, 35 min)
- The Goddess, Dean Cropp (Australia, 8 min)
- Aquaballet, Alex Voyer (France, 5 min)
- Footprints in Katmai, Max Romey (Alaska, USA, 22 min)
- We, the Surfers, Arthur Bourbon (France, 38 min)
- Deep Memories, Rafael Quiroga (Mexico, 9 min)
Check out the whole programme, all venues and timetables here.