Bigoli Festival of Mazzano di Negrar
Edition 2026 Music Variety Dance

Bigoli Festival of Mazzano di Negrar

The festival of the typical dish in the hamlet of Mazzano, in Valpolicella

Negrar di Valpolicella — Verona (023)
Dates 01 Jul 2026
Location Negrar di Valpolicella (023)
Prices Free
Status —

About Bigoli Festival

The Festa dei Bigoli is the July festival of the hamlet of Mazzano di Negrar di Valpolicella, in the province of Verona. The absolute stars are the bigoli, the traditional long artisanal pasta of Veneto, offered with a wide choice of sauces at the Mazzano Sports Center. Stand open in the evenings and all day Sunday, with evenings of music, orchestras, tributes, and dancing that liven up the festival in the heart of Valpolicella Classica.

Bigoli Take Center Stage in Mazzano

The Bigoli Festival is the summer festival of the hamlet of Mazzano, in Negrar di Valpolicella, a municipality in the province of Verona in the heart of Valpolicella Classica. The undisputed protagonist is a dish from the Veneto tradition: bigoli, a long, rough, and full-bodied pasta, ideal for holding sauces, here offered in many artisanal variations.

Food, Stands, and Fun

The festival takes place at the Mazzano Sports Center, with the food stand open in the evenings and all day on Sundays. In addition to bigoli with their various sauces, the festival offers evenings of music and dancing: ballroom orchestras, dance music, tributes to great Italian artists, Latin American evenings with dance schools, and theatrical performances. A popular and convivial formula that attracts families and visitors from all over the valley.

A Community Festival

Now in its several editions, the Bigoli Festival is an event rooted in the life of the hamlet of Mazzano, organized by the local committee with the involvement of the entire community. Between a plate of bigoli and an evening on the dance floor, it's an opportunity to discover the hospitality and authentic flavors of Valpolicella.

Bigoli Festival — edition 2026

In 2026, the Bigoli Festival will once again liven up the Mazzano di Negrar Sports Center in July, featuring artisanal bigoli with their many sauces, the food stand, and evenings of music and dancing. The precise dates and detailed program will be announced by the committee closer to the event.

The 2026 edition of the Bigoli Festival is expected, as tradition dictates, in July at the Mazzano Sports Center in Negrar di Valpolicella. The event will again feature artisanal bigoli with a wide selection of sauces, the food stand open in the evenings and all day Sunday, and evenings with orchestras, tributes, and dancing.

Programme Bigoli Festival 2026

Program coming soon. The dates and detailed schedule of the 2026 evenings will be published on the festival's social media channels (Facebook 'Festa di Mazzano', Instagram '@sagradeibigoli') closer to the event.

Highlights Bigoli Festival 2026

Artisanal bigoli with many sauces, food stand, orchestras, tributes, and dancing evenings.

Prices Bigoli Festival 2026

Free admission. Food and drinks at the food stand.

Practical information — Bigoli Festival

How to Get There

Mazzano is a hamlet of Negrar di Valpolicella, reachable from Verona in about 25 minutes by car via the SP4 of Valpolicella. The festival takes place at the Mazzano Sports Center.

Admission and Hours

Free admission. Food stand open in the evening from 7 PM and all day Sunday. For the updated program, consult the festival's social media channels.

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Where does it take place — Bigoli Festival

Centro Sportivo di Mazzano

Centro Sportivo di Mazzano, SP12, 37024 Negrar di Valpolicella

Bigoli Festival in brief

Music Variety Dance Gastronomy Local produce Folk traditions Folklore Family Playful Outdoor Verona

History of Bigoli Festival