Vivaldi and the luxury of 18th-century Venice at the Mario Del Monaco Auditorium
The Carnival Concert is one of the highlights of Villorba's winter cultural season, in the province of Treviso. The protagonists are the Soloists of the Serenissima, conducted by Maestro Giorgio Sini, who recreate the atmosphere of 18th-century Venice at the Mario Del Monaco Auditorium in Catena di Villorba.
The heart of the program is Antonio Vivaldi's The Four Seasons, an absolute masterpiece of Venetian Baroque, performed by musicians in 18th-century Venetian costumes. A production that combines musical excellence with visual suggestion, recreating the splendor and elegance of the Serenissima during Carnival.
The event, with limited capacity, is always sold out, a sign of the audience's affection for a performance that links Venetian musical tradition with the region's Carnival identity. An evening that brings a fragment of that Venetian culture, which has made the Veneto region famous worldwide, to Villorba.
The 2026 edition of the Carnival Concert took place on Sunday, February 15, 2026, at the Mario Del Monaco Auditorium in Catena di Villorba. The Soloists of the Serenissima, conducted by Maestro Giorgio Sini, performed Antonio Vivaldi's The Four Seasons wearing 18th-century Venetian costumes, in a production that evoked the luxury and elegance of Baroque Venice. The concert, with a limited capacity of about 150 seats, was completely sold out, as part of the winter cultural season of the Municipality of Villorba.
Mario Del Monaco Auditorium, Catena di Villorba (TV).
Carnival period (February).
Limited capacity (around 150 seats); the event is sold out.
Winter cultural season of the Municipality of Villorba.
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Auditorium Mario Del Monaco
Catena di Villorba, 31020 Villorba