What is happening in Adeje on 7 November?
On Saturday 7 November 2026 at 20:00, the group from the Escuela Municipal de Folclore de Adeje takes the stage on Plaza del Emigrante. It performs “Pasos de Vida y Muerte”, a theatre tour, according to the events calendar lagenda.org.
The Ayuntamiento (town hall) of Adeje also lists the show for 7 November on its home page. The same page carries an entry called “Día de Todos los Santos y Fieles Difuntos 2026” for 31 October.
The council's programme runs from 30 October to 7 November, says lagenda.org. The theatre tour is therefore the last item, after Halloween and All Saints have passed.
None of the sources we checked gives an entry price. None says whether you must register or whether places are limited.
What was on for families at Halloween?
A Halloween party ran in the La Postura district on Saturday 31 October from 18:00 to 22:00, Diario de Avisos reports. Entry was free.
Plaza de La Concordia offered “El Túnel Virtual”, a scare experience with a virtual-reality headset. There were also children's workshops and a bouncy castle.
Plaza Piedra Redonda hosted “El Gran Túnel del Terror”, according to lagenda.org. Diario de Avisos describes a large haunted house as the main attraction there.
The Siam Mall shopping centre in Costa Adeje advertises trick-or-treating, face painting and a maze, according to a search preview. The year is not confirmed, so treat it as a hint rather than a firm item.
When was Adeje cemetery open?
Adeje council extended the opening hours of its municipal cemetery around All Saints, the blog Fernando Álvarez las noticias reports. It was open from 08:00 to 18:00 on 30 and 31 October, and from 08:00 to 20:00 on 1 November.
For Monday 2 November the blog gives 08:00 to 19:00. A search preview with no named source gives 18:00 as closing time, so anyone going late should ask first.
Masses took place in the cemetery on 1 November at 09:30, 11:00 and 18:00. On 2 November they follow at 09:30 and 18:00, and on 1 November the Camerata “Mencey Tinguaro” from La Matanza also played in the main courtyard.
The blog also mentions the blessing of a new statue of the Virgen del Carmen and a procession with more than 2,000 candles on 1 November.
What is Finados, and why does it mix with Halloween?
Finados, on 1 and 2 November, is the traditional day in the Canary Islands for visiting and decorating graves. According to lagenda.org, Finados and Halloween now share venues and audiences rather than shutting each other out.
In Arona, Finados activities run until 6 November, lagenda.org says, with a concert, a play, an exhibition and children's stories. They are spread across Valle San Lorenzo, Las Galletas and the town centre.
The hotel blog Jardín Tecina lists family gatherings, candles in windows and cemeteries, and chestnuts, walnuts, dried figs and sweet wine among the customs. It is a hotel website, not an official source.
Diario de Avisos reported in 2023 that Adeje was among the southern municipalities whose cemeteries stayed open from 08:00. The paper wrote at the time that Adeje organised activities around the Canarian day of the dead.
What is still unknown about the show?
Nothing is known about the content of “Pasos de Vida y Muerte”. The route, length, number of stops and language have not been published, and the sources we checked do not say whether the evening is free.
The exact location of Plaza del Emigrante within the municipality is not confirmed either. We found nothing on buses or parking that applies specifically to Adeje.
Anyone who wants certainty can call the council on 922 756 200 or check adeje.es. The number is on the town hall's home page.
According to lagenda.org, the show on 7 November ends the council's programme. We found no detailed programme as a PDF and no press release.