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Gran Canaria has two big ticketed evening shows in the south of the island, and Club Canary sells both. The Nomad Dinner Show at Sala Scala is a large-scale production with more than 30 artists, live music, dance and acrobatics on an LED stage, served with a tasting menu. The Music Hall Tavern drag show in Bahía Feliz is a comedy drag dinner show with live vocals, big costumes and a three-course dinner. Beyond the stage, the most popular evenings are the stargazing tour above the clouds and the sunset photoshoot in the Maspalomas dunes.

For spectacle, the Nomad Dinner Show at Sala Scala: it is the biggest production on the island, a journey across three continents with dancers, acrobats and a stage wrapped in a giant screen, plus a tasting menu at your table. For laughs, the Music Hall Tavern drag show, an interactive comedy cabaret with dinner that groups of friends and hen parties love. Club Canary has seen both and tells you honestly which one fits your group when you message us.

Both in the south, close to the main resorts. Nomad plays at Sala Scala, a short taxi from Maspalomas and Playa del Inglés. The Music Hall Tavern is in Bahía Feliz, on the coast east of Maspalomas, and offers an optional return bus from the southern resorts. If you stay in Las Palmas or the north, plan about 45 minutes by motorway each way, or ask the Club Canary team for the easiest option.

Yes, both welcome families and both have a child ticket. Nomad is a colourful music and dance production that children follow easily, and the venue offers a children's menu on request. The drag show is comedy cabaret with cheeky humour, fine for most families and loved by teenagers, and children from a young age are admitted. If you are unsure whether the humour suits your kids, ask the Club Canary team and we tell you honestly.

Yes. Both shows Club Canary sells are dinner shows: your ticket includes a three-course meal served at your table during the evening. At Nomad this is a tasting menu, at the Music Hall Tavern a classic three-course dinner. Drinks are ordered and paid separately at the venue unless your ticket says otherwise. Dietary requests can be passed to the venue when you book.

Smart casual is perfect. Nomad feels like a proper night out, so many guests dress up a little: a shirt, a dress, no beachwear. The drag show is more relaxed, jeans and a nice top are completely fine. Neither venue has a strict dress code, but flip-flops and swimwear are best left at the hotel. Evenings in the south can turn cool after the show, so bring a light layer for the way home.

Easily. Sala Scala is a short taxi ride from Maspalomas and Playa del Inglés. The Music Hall Tavern in Bahía Feliz is a slightly longer drive, which is why it offers an optional return bus service from the southern resorts that you can add when booking. Club Canary sends the venue pin and the arrival time with your ticket, so your taxi driver knows exactly where to go.

Start with the sunset at the Maspalomas dunes or the lighthouse promenade, the island's free show. Then choose your evening: a stargazing tour above the clouds with telescopes and an astronomy guide, a sunset photoshoot in the dunes, a harbour dinner in Puerto de Mogán, or a city evening of tapas and live music in Las Palmas. Families enjoy the Holiday World funfair in Maspalomas after dark, and the Meloneras boulevard is made for a slow walk and a late ice cream.

Yes, and it has two faces. Playa del Inglés is the party side: the Yumbo Centrum is the island's famous LGBT nightlife hub with bars, cabarets and clubs open until the small hours, and the Kasbah and Cita centres cover pubs, karaoke and cocktail terraces. Maspalomas, Meloneras and Puerto de Mogán are the calm side, with promenades, harbour restaurants and hotel bars. Las Palmas offers a real city night with tapas in Vegueta and Triana. Club Canary lists the ticketed shows and points you to the rest.

Often, yes, as long as seats are left. Both shows run on fixed nights of the week rather than every day, so check your dates first. Bookings close a few hours before the show so the venue can prepare the tables, and popular nights in high season fill up days ahead. Club Canary confirms your seats fast and sends the ticket to your phone, so booking from the pool is fine, just not from the taxi.

Yes. The Music Hall Tavern, well known from Tenerife, runs its comedy drag dinner show in Bahía Feliz in the south of Gran Canaria: live vocals, big costumes, interactive comedy and a three-course dinner with table service. It is a full night out rather than a short bar act, and it is a favourite for birthdays, hen parties and groups of friends. Club Canary sells the tickets with a small deposit and an optional return bus.

Get in touch, we are actively looking for partners. Club Canary lists ticketed evening experiences that visitors can book in advance: dinner shows, cabaret and drag nights, live productions, themed evenings, night tours, sunset and stargazing experiences. We sell on a commission basis, feature you on this page and on your own product page, and our local team handles the bookings and the questions. Restaurants with a band on Fridays or bars with karaoke are lovely, but not what this page is for. Email office@clubcanary.com or message us on WhatsApp.

Because you get the same seats with better service. You reserve with a small deposit and pay the rest at the venue, every show has a free cancellation window, the Best Price Guarantee applies, and your ticket arrives on your phone with the venue pin and the arrival time. Most of all you get honest local advice: the Club Canary team has seen the shows and tells you which one fits your group. We have been the evening show specialists in Tenerife for years and bring the same approach to Gran Canaria. Rated 4.8 from over 1,375 verified reviews, and 4.9 on Google from over 1,000 reviews.