Beinasco Summer Festival

A summer festival for all of Beinasco

The Beinasco Summer Festival is the most anticipated summer event in the Municipality of Beinasco, a town in the southern outskirts of Turin, in Piedmont. Created to bring music and free entertainment to the heart of the town, the festival transforms the local squares into an open-air stage where concerts, comedy, DJ sets, and gastronomy follow one another for several consecutive evenings.

Two hearts: Beinasco and Borgaretto

The event is traditionally split into two distinct parts throughout the summer. The first block of evenings takes place in the center of Beinasco, in Piazza Dolci, while a second installment later in the season reaches the district of Borgaretto, in Piazza Sandro Pertini. This allows the festival to involve the entire municipal area, bringing entertainment and social life to both neighborhoods.

Music, comedy, and DJ sets

The Beinasco Summer Festival program focuses on a popular and inclusive formula: live music evenings with national artists, cabaret and comedy shows, tribute and cover bands, as well as DJ sets that keep the crowd dancing until late. Recent editions have featured headliners such as Alex Britti, Giusy Ferreri, Sarah Toscano, and Cristina D'Avena, alongside comedian Nicola Virdis and numerous local musical acts.

Street food and village atmosphere

Every evening, from the early hours, the squares come alive with food stalls, food trucks, craft beers, and areas dedicated to families and children, complete with a funfair and entertainment. The goal is to offer a complete evening where outdoor dining, concerts, and dancing blend into one big community celebration.

An event by the Municipality and local operators

The festival is promoted by the Municipality of Beinasco and organized by Audere S.r.l., with the active involvement of local businesses and traders who are invited to participate with their own spaces. More than just a simple concert series, the Beinasco Summer Festival has become a signature event for the city, capable of showcasing culture, commerce, and neighborhood life during the Piedmontese summer.