That the night is going dark in Ibiza is not a metaphor. This weekend the main clubs on the island are closing. Especially the three large establishments owned by the Matutes family: Ushuaïa, Hï and the new UNVRS (Universo), with a megaclosing ensemble called The Trilogy. As I write these lines (Thursday noon), there are still tickets left for the closing a set priced at 410 euros, with no extras, just for entry. If you want to make the most of the time allowed by the ticket, you'll have to be there from 1 p.m. on Saturday, starting at Ushuaïa, until sunrise on Monday the 13th, at UNVRS, with only a few hours of rest on Sunday. This weekend, only Pachá will try to compete with this trilogy, with a self-proclaimed Grand Closing Weekend. Afterwards, between Monday and Tuesday, there will be the closing from DC10, the club next to the airport specializing in the most electronic music underground. An ending that will be epic, if time allows.

The National Police have reported the arrest of six tourists as alleged perpetrators of a crime of assault following an assault on an employee of a leisure establishment in Playa de Palma, resulting in four fractured vertebrae. According to a statement, at around 1:40 a.m. last Saturday, officers from the Operational Response Group, on plainclothes duty in Playa de Palma, were called by the staff of a leisure establishment for a serious assault inside the establishment.

Between 1992 and 1999, the Sa Finestra bar wrote one of the most intense pages of Palma's nightlife. In just seven years, it became a musical landmark, but complaints from neighbors and fines forced its closure: a venue and a model that died of success.

National Police officers in Palma have arrested a man of German origin for allegedly committing a crime of bodily harm. During the night between Saturday and Sunday, a young man of Swiss nationality began to harass an access control agent at a leisure establishment in Playa de Palma. The victim, who was trying to enter in an apparently inappropriate manner, got into an argument with the establishment's staff, and at one point, one of the control agents threw two cans of beer at him in quick succession, without causing any injury.