Beer Festival and Fettuccine Festival

A summer classic in Allumiere

The Beer Festival and Fettuccine Festival is one of the most anticipated events of the summer in Allumiere, a village in the Tolfa Mountains within the Metropolitan City of Rome, in the Lazio region. Originally a beer-focused event, it has grown year after year. Organized with passion by the Contrada Nona, it transforms the La Cavaccia sports field into a vibrant festival space for three days, featuring food stalls, music, and fun for all ages.

Beer and fettuccine, a winning combination

Alongside the rivers of draught beer that made the event famous, recent years have seen the addition of the Fettuccine Festival: pasta strictly rolled by hand by the Contrada's chefs, using recipes rooted in local peasant cuisine. The signature dish was born from a collaboration with the Rione Casenove of Canale Monterano, renowned for its culinary traditions, and complements a menu that ranges from starters to typical main courses of the Tolfa area.

Music and evenings under the stars

Every night, the La Cavaccia stage hosts live shows and DJ sets designed for a diverse audience, from families to young people. Concerts by bands and artists, classic covers, and dance parties turn each day into a small outdoor festival, continuing late into the night with long tables, toasts, and great music.

Value for the community

The festival is much more than just a food fair: it is a moment of identity for Allumiere and the system of "contrade" (districts), which are also the protagonists of the local historical Palio. Moving to the larger and better-equipped La Cavaccia sports field has allowed it to welcome an ever-growing audience, confirming the event as a cornerstone of the town's summer calendar.

Why attend

• Handmade fettuccine following local peasant traditions
• Wide selection of draught beers and gastronomic specialties
• Three nights of live concerts and DJ sets for all ages
• Convivial atmosphere in the greenery of the Tolfa Mountains, just a stone's throw from the Roman coast