BuragoFesta – Patronal Feast of Saints Vito and Modesto

Burago di Molgora Celebrates

BuragoFesta is the patronal and village feast of Burago di Molgora, a municipality in the province of Monza and Brianza, celebrated in honor of the patrons Saints Vito and Modesto. The occasion falls on the second Sunday of September and is the time of year when the entire community comes together to celebrate.

Three Days of Village-Wide Festivities

The event spans three days, from Friday to Sunday, with activities spread across the town's squares and streets. Alongside the religious celebrations in honor of the patron saints, the program includes festive moments, food stalls, and entertainment, with temporary traffic diversions announced by the Municipality to facilitate the events.

Devotion and Community

Organized by the Municipality together with the parish, BuragoFesta intertwines the spiritual dimension with the popular one, in line with the tradition of Brianza's patronal feasts. It is an opportunity to rediscover the town's identity and to experience together, across different generations, a weekend of celebration in the heart of Brianza.

Burago di Molgora, a Small Brianza Village

Burago di Molgora is one of the smallest municipalities in the province of Monza and Brianza, crossed by the Molgora stream that characterizes its landscape. In a community of this size, the patronal feast takes on particular significance: it is the moment when the entire community gathers and shares. Devotion to Saints Vito and Modesto, the town's patrons, has always been linked to the activities of the oratory and the parish, while BuragoFesta extends the celebration to the squares and streets with events open to all. The temporary traffic diversions, announced by the Municipality, are tangible proof of a town that transforms for a few days to make space for the festivities.