BirrArt Fest

BirrArt Fest, the craft beer festival of Monterchi

BirrArt Fest is the event dedicated to craft beer that enlivens the town of Monterchi every summer. Located in a small village in the Valtiberina valley, in the province of Arezzo, Tuscany, the festival was born in 2015 from an idea by the Homo Selvatico Association. Over the years, it has grown into one of the most anticipated summer events in the Valtiberina, attracting beer enthusiasts, families, and curious visitors from across the region.

Three days of beer, music, and conviviality

The festival takes place at the "Piero della Francesca" Municipal Stadium, a spacious and welcoming venue that hosts stands, a stage, and dining areas. For three nights, the festival offers a rotating selection of craft beers, accompanied by food stalls and a street food menu designed to satisfy every palate. The stands typically open around 7:00 PM, as the village gathers under the stadium lights to kick off the festivities.

Live music is a staple of BirrArt Fest: every evening, the stage hosts bands and DJs who keep the atmosphere lively and informal until late. The program is rounded out by artisan markets and a funfair, making the event perfect for families with children.

A local event, organized by the community

BirrArt Fest is the result of the hard work of the Homo Selvatico Association in partnership with the Monterchi Pro Loco, two organizations deeply rooted in local life. The event is free to enter and serves as an important gathering for the Monterchi community, as well as a great way to showcase the village and its surrounding territory.

Monterchi and the Valtiberina

Monterchi is world-famous for housing the Madonna del Parto by Piero della Francesca, one of the masterpieces of the Italian Renaissance; it is no coincidence that the stadium hosting the festival is named after the great painter. Attending BirrArt Fest means combining the conviviality of a good craft beer with the discovery of an authentic corner of Tuscany, nestled in the rolling hills of the Valtiberina, just a few kilometers from the border with Umbria.