11 Art Club

Eleven as a dancefloor banner

Eleven as a master number, art as inspiration, and clubbing as an ecosystem: with this triad, 11 Art Club opened on February 3, 2024, on Calle Jacinto Benavente. It didn't arrive to copy the resort nights of the Costa del Sol, but to fill a very specific gap in Fuengirola: a social club for alternative music where dance electronic music is no longer the exception. In a very short time, the local public has identified it as the place to go when looking for house, techno, progressive, melodic, or organic in a small venue format, far from the more commercial circuit of the coast.

Brutalism, cocktails, and a neighborhood dancefloor

It is conceived as a crossroads of sonic, visual, and gustatory stimuli. Its visual identity mixes Y2K and brutalism, and the programming doesn't end in the DJ booth: there are exhibitions of contemporary art, concerts by local bands, talks, and a cocktail menu. Those who have visited speak of an intimate venue, small and cozy, with the DJ booth right next to the dancefloor and an outdoor terrace to talk and smoke without leaving the premises. The same space is offered for birthdays, groups, and private events, with an open bar and technical production.

Weekend electronics, without diluting the line

Regular nights fall on Fridays and Saturdays, from 22:00 to 04:00. The lineups feature Alex Gómez and a rotation of DJs from the Malaga scene; to that base are added house afterparties and, occasionally, guest parties featuring drum and bass or breakbeat. The line moves between house, tech house, deep house, and techno. What is celebrated is not the size, but that the dancefloor remains electronic in a city that was asking for exactly that.

Still open next to the Cercanías

In 2026, the club continues to announce nights almost every weekend, often with free entry, just a few minutes' walk from the Cercanías station. The venue, in the urban center of Fuengirola and the Los Boliches area, is designed for contemporary art and club culture to share a home. Its scale is neighborhood-based; its vocation is scene-driven.