Why Watch Nomad Dinner Show
Let Nomad Dinner Show take you on a sensory journey across Europe, Africa, and America without leaving your table. This large-scale production brings together more than 30 international artists, live music, dance, acrobatics, videomapping, and immersive lighting to celebrate the cultural blend that shapes the Canary Islands. With a tasting menu that mirrors the show's three-continent journey, every part of the evening, from the stage to your table, contributes to the experience. Created by Sala Scala, Nomad invites you to experience Gran Canaria through music, movement, gastronomy, and Canarian identity.
About the Sala Scala Gran Canaria Dinner Show
Nomad: Journey to the Origin is a three-hour dinner show that explores the cultural blend that has shaped the Canary Islands. Through live music, dance, acrobatics, and visual storytelling, more than 30 international artists take audiences on a journey across Europe, Africa, and America. The experience extends beyond the stage with a tasting menu that brings together local Canarian ingredients and influences from the three continents, making the food part of the show's narrative.
Storyline of the Sala Scala Gran Canaria Dinner Show
Nomad: Journey to the Origin follows the travelling spirit behind the cultural identity of the Canary Islands. Inspired by the island's position between Europe, Africa, and the Americas, the show explores how different cultures meet, influence one another, and create something new. Live music, dance, acrobatics, and choreography bring these encounters to life, while Canarian traditions and global rhythms form part of the journey.






Frequently asked questions
The cost of the tickets starts at €62 and will vary depending on the type of seats you choose.
The dinner show does not have a strict age limit. However, it is suitable for kids aged 2 and above.
The show is playing at Sala Scala, Las Retamas 3, Playa de San Agustín, Gran Canaria.
The Sala Scala Gran Canaria Dinner Show is a three-hour immersive production combining live music, dance, acrobatics, visual effects, and a tasting menu inspired by Europe, Africa, and America.
The running time is approximately 3 hours, with no intermission specified by the venue. The show is divided into four parts.
The show features more than 30 international artists, including live musicians, dancers, and acrobats. The venue does not identify individual performers as lead stars.
The show features recognizable songs and global rhythms, with references to artists including Prince, Lady Gaga, Adele, and Bruno Mars, alongside Canarian musical traditions.

