Lanzarote events February 2026: The official CACT night guide. No guessing

Lanzarote events February 2026: The official CACT night guide. No guessing

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If your search history includes what to do in Lanzarote February 2026, things to do in Lanzarote at night or Lanzarote cultural events, you are in the right place. This is a short, practical guide to official CACT Lanzarote tickets and experiences (CACT: Centres of Art, Culture and Tourism), so you are not relying on random posters or outdated blogs.

  1. February 14-15: Ojos del Océano. Escena Lanzarote is iconic venues

This contemporary dance piece is officially listed for February 14th at Jardín de Cactus and February 15th 2026 at Jameos del Agua, in the dance floor area.

The three show times each day are 11:30, 13:30 and 16:00.

The best part. CACT states it is included with the general entry ticket, so it is a show plus venue plan without the extra ticket stress.

  1. February 28: Afines. Jameos del Agua Auditorium. Real evening plan.

If you want a proper night plan that still feels 100% Lanzarote, Afines is officially listed for February 28th 2026 at 8 PM. The price for this one would be 30€.

This is one of those “I did something memorable” evenings, and it is a great match for searches like Lanzarote nightlife alternatives. Because yes, Nightlife can mean more than bars.

  1. Every Friday: Noches de Jameos. Dinner and concert vibes

CACT also lists Noches de Jamones, Cena Concierto as a weekly Friday night experience at JAmeos del Agua, at 19:00. The price is from 49€.

Extra confirmed examples. So you have more than just February.

De Jarana on March 7th at 20:00, en Jameos del Agua.

There were also other ones but they were all sold out.

In VidodoGuide you can see what is on across Lanzarote in one place: events, times and location, and for ticketed events it links you straight to the official page so you always have the latest confirmed details.

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