Antalya This Weekend: Jazz, Stadium Concerts and Sea-Side Nights

A jazz and lifestyle festival at HayatPark combines live music with movement sessions, coffee talks, art and chess discussions, and wellness activities. Saturday begins with Morning Yoga Flow, followed by daytime activities and a varied cultural programme.

Mustafa Özarslan and Grup Çığ bring Turkish folk music to Antalya for an evening concert. The performance is a strong choice for visitors looking for a local musical experience beyond mainstream pop.

BLOK3 headlines the Saturday edition of On Stage Antalya 2026 at an outdoor stadium venue. The large-scale concert is suited to travellers seeking contemporary Turkish pop and rap in a lively festival atmosphere.

A yacht party offers an evening on the Mediterranean with music and a social atmosphere. It is a convenient nightlife option for visitors who want to experience Antalya from the water.

The festival’s Sunday programme starts with Morning Pilates and continues with yoga, stretching, aerial gymnastics, capoeira, drumming fitness and other movement activities. Coffee, art and chess-themed talks add cultural variety before the evening concerts.

A multi-artist On Stage Antalya concert brings Zeynep Bastık, Emir Can İğrek and Poizi together for a major Sunday evening show. The stadium setting makes it one of the weekend’s biggest contemporary Turkish music events.

Candela Concert presents an evening performance in Antalya’s Perge Hall. Its earlier start time makes it easy to combine with a Sunday sightseeing day before dinner in Muratpaşa.

Lumera performs a programme of memorable songs in the intimate Aspendos Hall. It offers a more traditional concert-hall alternative to the large stadium shows taking place elsewhere in Antalya.

The Sunday festival finale features Volkan Yıldız at 18:00, Arya Böler at 19:00 and Jülide Özçelik at 20:30. With daytime wellness activities and evening jazz, it is a particularly well-rounded option for weekend visitors.

A Turkish pop night at Holly Stone Performance Hall provides a late-evening club-style option after dinner. The programme is designed for visitors who want live entertainment and dancing rather than a seated concert.