Water sustains, shapes, and tells the story of Ibiza. For centuries, Eivissa’s wells were the island’s meeting points — not only as essential community hubs, but also as places of ritual and celebration. Today, as the aquifers run dry and the island faces one of its most urgent ecological challenges, we look again to water — not only as a resource but as a reflection of our culture. In this first TEDxIbiza Salon, The Culture of Water, we gather at La Granja to explore water from multiple perspectives: ecological, political, and cultural. From folklore to architecture, from local traditions to the politics of scarcity, our speakers invite us to see Ibiza’s water crisis not only as an environmental issue, but as a cultural one. Speakers Toni Manonelles - folklorist and writer Martin Davies - writer, editor, cultural historian and founder of Barbary Press Rafael Tur - environmental activist, spokesperson and treasurer of la Alianza por el Agua and la Associación de la Valle de Rafal Trobat. Moderated by: Joanna Hruby Join us as we gather by the well, share local voices, and reimagine our relationship with the island’s most vital element. Free event made possible by TEDxIbiza + La Granja with voluntary donation (Ticket reservation required as limited spaces, please consider donating as it will help pay for the event). This event is in Spanish and will be translated. TEDxIbiza is a non-profit event that is run by a volunteer team, all ticket sales go directly to supporting the production of the event.