MINI OPEN TENNIS returns to Ibiza on 10 October 2026 to celebrate its 5th edition and its second on the island together with Concept Hotel Group.

The event will take place at Ibiza Club de Campo, in the Balearic Islands, as part of an edition that once again brings together tennis, music, brands, teams and community around the MINI OPEN format.

Tennis is the excuse. Culture, the game.

After stopping in Madrid with its biggest edition to date, the project returns to Ibiza with a new event designed to keep connecting teams, players, brands, artists, creative collectives and communities that understand sport from a different place.

MINI OPEN TENNIS IBIZA 2026

Date: 10 October 2026
Venue: Ibiza Club de Campo
Location: Ibiza, Balearic Islands
Partner: Concept Hotel Group
Edition: 5th edition MINI OPEN TENNIS

Over the coming months, this newsletter will be the place where we share everything that's coming: confirmed teams, programme, partners, sponsors, activations, content, media and news around the Ibiza edition.

The countdown begins here.

Madrid 2026: when tennis stepped off the court once again

Before looking towards Ibiza, it was time to return to Madrid.

The latest edition of MINI OPEN TENNIS took place on 25 April 2026 at Club Internacional de Tenis de Madrid and confirmed something that had already been happening in previous editions: this isn't exactly a tournament, but it isn't exactly a festival either. It's something else.

A day where tennis crosses paths with music, fashion, gastronomy, brands, media, artists and a community that, for one day, swaps its usual spot for the clay court.

Madrid 2026 brought together 51 teams, 183 players and more than 110 matches in a day that surpassed 5,000 attendees. Beyond the court, the edition consolidated the project's digital and media growth, with more than 19 million press impressions and 89 media appearances.

The event had the backing of a broad ecosystem of partners. Adidas Originals participates as official partner and Mahou Cinco Estrellas as the official beer, along with collaborators such as DiLYTE, Alfa Romeo, HEAD, Madrid Secreto, Baviera, Kaiku Kéfir Plus, Ecovidrio, Niche Beauty Lab, Lacoste Perfumes, La Marzocco, Trade Republic, Brunch Electronik, Jungle, LVBL and DICE.

On court, the Mni Open Shop team ended up lifting the Madrid 2026 title, a reminder that, although tennis may be the excuse, people also come here to compete.

But beyond the numbers and the final result, Madrid mattered for what was experienced around it: teams with their own identity, matches that seemed like excuses to bring different worlds together, brands activating from inside the event, an increasingly recognizable community and a musical programme throughout the day, closing with the special set by DJ Seinfeld on the centre court after the final.

A meeting point for people who move between creativity, sport, music, fashion and lifestyle.

50 teams, 200 competitors, more than 10 simultaneous courts and a schedule full of activations, prize draws and lots of music for a day to remember.

On April 25th, the Club Internacional de Tenis de Madrid will transform into much more than a tennis club: it will be the meeting point for brands, artists, creatives, athletes, media and communities that understand sport as a form of cultural connection. Following its previous editions in Madrid and Ibiza, the 2026 edition represents a major leap in professionalization, structure and ambition.

With 50 teams, 200 competitors, more than 10 active courts, live music, brand activations, a VIP area, an afterparty and a production designed as a complete experience, MINI OPEN doesn't revolve solely around the competition, but around the community.

Here are the 10 key things you need to know before experiencing MINI OPEN TENNIS MADRID 2026

1. THE Concept

It's a reinterpretation of amateur tennis where each team represents an identity, a community and a way of understanding contemporary culture.

Here, brands, media, creative collectives, artists, athletes and friends compete, turning the court into an extension of their own universe.

Tennis is the excuse. The community is the true goal.

More information about the event here.

2. The Location — Madrid as a meeting point

The 2026 edition takes place in Madrid, establishing the city as the epicenter of this community that blends sport, culture and lifestyle.

The Club Internacional de Tenis de Madrid will be the setting that brings together more than 10 active courts, a players' area, swimming pool, hospitality, VIP space, DJ booth, brand activations and a center court designed as the visual and sporting heart of the event.

It's not just a venue: it's an experience built around tennis.

3. The Format — 50 teams, a single day and a grand final

MINI OPEN is played over a single day.

50 teams are split into 10 groups of 5 teams, in an initial round robin phase followed by a knockout final phase.

Qualifying:
– The winners of each group
– The 6 best runners-up

In total, 16 teams advance to the round of 16.

Each match between teams is played to the best of 3 sets:
– Set 1: Singles
– Set 2: Doubles
– Set 3: Singles

During the group stage:
– Tie-break to 8
– Golden point
– Maximum 40 minutes per match

From the round of 16 to the final:
– Super tie-break to 10
– No time limit

4. The Previous Editions

MINI OPEN has grown quickly in a very short time.

The first edition was born in Madrid in 2024, establishing a new way of understanding amateur tennis through culture and community.

Then came a second edition in Madrid, confirming that the concept had legs and a real community behind it.

The expansion continued with the Ibiza edition, taking the project to a new, more lifestyle-oriented context and reinforcing the idea that MINI OPEN is not just a tournament, but a platform.

In 2026, the calendar takes another step forward:

• Madrid — April 25th

• Ibiza — October 2026

• Grand Final — location to be announced

The goal is no longer a single event, but building a community.

5. The Awards

Beyond the sporting title, MINI OPEN keeps an important part of its identity in the parallel awards that are part of the event's spirit.

During the final ceremony, categories such as the following are also recognized:

• Best President

• Best Team Outfit

• Worst Team

Because here leadership, style and attitude matter too.

6. The Experience

MINI OPEN is designed as a complete experience.

Throughout the day there will be:

• Live DJ sets

• Zona VIP

• Players Area

• Player hospitality

• Pool area

• Food trucks

• Photocall

• Partner activations

• Main Court experiences

The goal isn't just to play well, but to fully experience the tournament.

Want to see what you missed in previous years? Click here.

7. The Partners

The 2026 edition is backed by an ecosystem of partners that elevate the event experience on and off the court.

Among them:

Adidas Originals, Mahou Cinco Estrellas, HEAD, Grey Goose, Vicio, Brunch Electronik, Trade Republic, La Rioja D.O., Madrid Secreto, Lacoste Perfumes, Alfa Romeo, Baviera, LVBL, Ecovidrio, Kaiku Kéfir Plus, DiLYTE, Niche Beauty Lab, La Marzocco, Jungle, DICE, Velo and Therabody.

Each one brings something different: from competition and hospitality to content, lifestyle and audience experience.

8. The Closing

The day ends where it should end: on the center court.

Semifinals, the Final and the awards ceremony close the sporting side of the event before giving way to the closing DJ set and the official afterparty by Brunch Electronik.

The idea is simple: compete during the day and celebrate at night.

Because MINI OPEN has always also been an excuse to bring people together.

-More information about the After Party here

-Get your After Party tickets here

9. The Teams

New faces, familiar faces and the clear team to beat: “Out Tennis Club” who have been crowned champions three times in a row.

Discover all the participants here.

Results and schedules here.

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Mini Open Tennis, your favorite artist's favorite tournament, returns for the third consecutive year with its biggest edition yet and the essential names in sports, culture, music and fashion. On 25 April, from 10 am to midnight, the Club Internacional de Tenis de Majadahonda will once again host one of Madrid's most talked-about events. An experience that is practically a festival, putting the spotlight on community, lifestyle and the visibility of contemporary urban culture.

Organized by Minishop, this third edition will feature 51 teams (compared to 32 last year) made up not only of professional players, but also celebrities, artists, creative collectives, brands and media outlets. An amateur tournament where competition becomes a creative space of collective identity and a dynamic showcase of trends and aspirational universes. Cultural agents from today's scene will turn into elite tennis players on a day featuring names such as Primavera Sound, DICE, Códigonuevo, fffea, 25 Gramos, Lesbian Garros, Highxtar, Casa Axis, Out!, Heretics, Bagel, Habemus Roma, Casa Tabacos, Concept Hotel Group, LA LIGA Retro or the Róisín Murphy Raquet Team. The international electropop star will not be the only singer present this edition. As in every edition of Mini Open Tennis, music takes on great importance with the presence of groups such as Cupido, Por las noches or the Mainline collective (Yung Prado, Daniel 2000…) who will swap the stage for the tennis court.

The music industry isn't represented only by artists; the tournament is also joined by record labels like Mushroom Pillow or parties that are revolutionizing the city's scene, such as Pogo or Brunch Electronik. The Mini Open Tennis lineup also features leading figures from other cultural industries like actors, journalists and influencers of the caliber of Lucía de la Puerta or Vital Villarubia. The increasingly close relationship between sport and fashion also resonates at the tournament with the participation of renowned fashion brands such as Brain Dead, Little Spain Late Checkout. Sport joins the world of creativity, music, clubbing and communication, also featuring elite athletes such as 2010 World Cup winner Fernando Llorente, former Real Madrid footballer and LA LIGA commentator Miguel Torres, Valencia C.F. goalkeeper Stole Dimitrievski or tennis players Paco Clavet, Laura Gibanel, Pablo Andujar and Nico Almagro, renowned for having one of the best one-handed backhands of his generation.

Beyond the matches, the event offers a complete experience with performances, concerts, brand activations and DJ sets. Brunch Electronik will take part with a very special show by Sweden's Dj Seinfield, one of the most representative names in contemporary house, who will perform from 10:30 pm to close out the day. And for those who aren't going home after a tournament, the electronic music festival is also organizing the afterparty at The Bassement Club, with a doubles set by Ben Sterling and Beltran.

Among the sponsors making the biggest edition of Mini Open Tennis to date possible are the event's official partner, adidas Originals, and the official beer, Mahou Cinco Estrellas. Alongside them are notable collaborators who will help drive the day, such as the advanced hydration drink DiLYTE, the official car Alfa Romeo, and brands aligned with the spirit of the tournament like HEAD, Madrid Secreto, Baviera, Kaiku Kéfir Plus, Ecovidrio, Niche Beauty Lab, Lacoste Perfumes, La Marzocco, Trade Republic, Brunch Electronik, Jungle, LVBL and Dice.

Vicio will be the partner for this edition's gastronomic experience, while the official cocktail will be served by Grey Goose. They all come together to support an event that has already established itself as a reference point on Madrid's cultural and sporting agenda. More than just a conventional championship, the event is a celebration of contemporary culture, the avant-garde, style and, ultimately, good vibes. A tournament that takes tennis out of its comfort zone, where fun, creativity and the connection between people go beyond match point. This competition rewards not only on-court performance, but also aspects such as style, leadership and team identity.

With a community made up of friends, brands and prominent figures from the worlds of sport and creativity, Mini Open Tennis has established itself as an authentic meeting point where sport and culture intertwine in a close-knit, experimental and constantly evolving environment. Originally driven by the store Minishop, a benchmark within streetwear and internationally recognized as one of the most influential in its field, Mini Open Tennis has, in just three editions, become a key date on the city's lifestyle calendar. Tickets are free but can only be obtained through an invitation. Tournament guests have the option to donate to the NGO TennisAid, which since 2014 has fostered integration through sport by promoting tennis in disadvantaged areas around the world.