Basilicata CONI Sport
Edition 2026 Science Sport Surf

Basilicata CONI Sport

The major regional sports project kicks off in Potenza

Potenza — Potenza (076)
Dates 06 Jun — 06 Jun 2026
Location Potenza (076)
Prices Free
Status Confirmed

About Basilicata CONI Sport

Basilicata CONI Sport is the regional program bringing sport to all of Basilicata with fourteen major events from June to November. The first stage, dedicated to kickboxing and muay thai, takes place in Potenza on June 6, 2026, opening a travelling calendar that spans dozens of disciplines and the entire Lucanian territory.

Sport that unites Basilicata

Sport as a driver of promotion, development, and cohesion for an entire region: this is the idea behind Basilicata CONI Sport, the ambitious regional project that from June to November 2026 schedules fourteen major events spread across the Lucanian territory. A travelling calendar intended to strengthen the link between competitive activity and the places, transforming competitions into opportunities for collective growth.

Starting from Potenza with kickboxing

The regional capital, Potenza, has the honour of hosting the first stage: on June 6, 2026, the protagonist is the Italian Kickboxing Muay Thai Federation (FIKBMS), with an event dedicated to combat sports that officially launches the program. From here, a journey will begin that, until the end of November, will touch upon numerous disciplines – from kickboxing to the winter sports of the final stage.

A program spread throughout the region

The project, presented in Potenza by CONI Basilicata, includes dozens of sports disciplines spread across the region's municipalities. Supported by the regional institutions of Basilicata and the Municipality of Potenza, Basilicata CONI Sport aims to promote grassroots and elite sports as a tool for regional animation and local community participation.

Basilicata CONI Sport — edition 2026

The first stage of Basilicata CONI Sport 2026 takes place in Potenza on June 6, 2026, dedicated to kickboxing and muay thai with the Italian Kickboxing Muay Thai Federation. It is the opening event of a regional program of 14 major sports events that cross Basilicata from June to November.

In Potenza, Basilicata CONI Sport kicks off on June 6, 2026, with a first stage entrusted to the Italian Kickboxing Muay Thai Federation. The event opens a calendar of 14 major appointments that, until November, will bring sport to numerous municipalities in the region, with the final stage dedicated to winter sports.

Programme Basilicata CONI Sport 2026

2026 Program

  • June 6, Potenza — First stage: kickboxing and muay thai with the Italian Kickboxing Muay Thai Federation (FIKBMS).
  • June to November — 14 major sports events spread across the municipalities of Basilicata, featuring dozens of disciplines.
  • End of November — Final stage with the Italian Winter Sports Federation.

The complete calendar of intermediate stages and disciplines will be announced progressively by CONI Basilicata.

Highlights Basilicata CONI Sport 2026

The inaugural kickboxing and muay thai event in Potenza, which kicks off a year of great sport throughout Basilicata.

Prices Basilicata CONI Sport 2026

Promotional sports event; access methods to be communicated by the organization.

Practical information — Basilicata CONI Sport

First stage: Potenza, June 6, 2026 (kickboxing and muay thai, FIKBMS).

General program: 14 major events throughout Basilicata from June to November 2026.

Info: CONI Basilicata.

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