Wow, what a summer it's been for the islands newest and most grandeur dance venue, Club Chinois.
With an array of events most days of the week this season, Chinois (pronounced "Shin-wah") has brought a complete variety of DJs to its dancefloor and will do so one last summer party this Sunday 16 October, for its Closing Party.
Marking the big night at the bourgeois club big night, it's reeled back in some of its favourite residents.
Saturday night kingpin Luciano and UNA hostess Ida Engberg are the two blockbuster names. Manu Gonzalez, Clint Lee and Sara Araújo complete the bill, on what's set to be a fab night.
Before then, Las Dalias staple Ethereal has a takeover on Tuesday 11 October, while Camillo Franco brings his bohemian odyssey BOHO to Ibiza Marina directly after his final experience date at Beachouse on Thursday 13 October.
Beyond the Closing Party date, Club Chinois continues until the end of the month. TRIP has two more outings on 22 and 29 October respectfully. Agoria, Frank Storm, Tania Vulcano, Tucillo, Cesar Vinzent and Isbel appear over those two date, the first of which is an Infinity NFT launch.
You can find more about those four parties by visiting here.
Meanwhile, UNA MÁS takes place on 18 and 25 October. All parties after the summer closing are priced at just €25 each.
Finally, October finishes up on Halloween extravaganza House of Horrors host by La Troya. That one won't be for the faint of hearts.
If you haven't been already, the elaborate club is completely unique in its sense of layout and vibe. Swanky but not pretentious, underground but sophisticated - the quirky haven has seen the likes of Sven Väth and THEMBA, Satori and Matthias Tanzmann this summer.
It's safe to say that Club Chinois has established itself and slotted perfectly into the island. The place ‘Where late night comes alive', the final few dances of 2022 await.
Tickets for the huge Closing Party can be grabbed below. For all other parties, visit the links above or head to our Club Chinois venue page.
ADDITIONAL WORDS | by Stephen Hunt
