Colfelice Epiphany Concert

The Colfelice Epiphany Concert

The Epiphany Concert is one of the most anticipated events in the cultural calendar of Colfelice, a small town in the province of Frosinone, nestled in the heart of the Liri Valley and the Ciociaria region. Every year, on the evening of January 5th, the municipal Council Chamber is transformed into a concert hall to bid farewell to the holiday season with an afternoon dedicated to opera and classical music.

A Well-Established Tradition

Created to offer the community a moment of culture and celebration on the eve of the Epiphany, the concert has become a true local tradition over the years. In January 2026, the festival celebrated its 13th edition, confirming a successful journey that continues to engage the public of Colfelice and the surrounding towns in the lower Frosinone province.

Music Takes Center Stage

The program is dedicated to opera and classical music: operatic arias, romances, and pieces from the great repertoire, performed by soloists and musicians in an intimate and festive atmosphere. The January 5, 2026 edition featured soprano Angela Nicoli, an artist who brought famous pages of Italian melodrama to Colfelice. The event focuses on operatic singing and the classical repertoire, offering spectators high-quality listening in a cozy and welcoming setting.

An Event for the Whole Community

The Epiphany Concert is organized by the Municipality of Colfelice in collaboration with local associations and is intended as a gift to the citizenry: admission is free, subject to availability in the Council Chamber. It is an opportunity to bring families and music lovers together on the last day of the holidays, before returning to daily life.

Colfelice and the Ciociaria

Located along the Liri Valley in the Lazio Region, Colfelice is a Ciociaria village that combines the tranquility of country life with a lively focus on cultural initiatives. The Epiphany Concert represents one of the moments where this vocation is best expressed, bringing great music to a local context and making the day of the Epiphany an occasion for meeting and sharing for the entire community.