Festa del Carmine
Edition 2026 Music Gastronomy Local produce

Festa del Carmine

Latisanotta's summer festival

Latisana — Udine (030)
Dates 09 Jul — 19 Jul 2026
Location Latisana (030)
Prices Free
Status —

About Festa del Carmine

The Festa del Carmine is the summer patronal festival of Latisanotta, a hamlet of Latisana, dedicated to Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Amidst religious celebrations, food stalls featuring frico and traditional Friulian dishes, dancing evenings, and live music, the community comes together for one of July's most cherished festivals.

Latisanotta celebrates Our Lady of Mount Carmel

Every year in July, the hamlet of Latisanotta, on the outskirts of Latisana in the Bassa Friulana region, celebrates its patronal festival: the Festa del Carmine, dedicated to Our Lady of Mount Carmel. It is an event that intertwines the religious dimension with popular and convivial aspects, bringing together the hamlet's community and visitors from neighbouring towns.

Flavours of Friulian tradition

The heart of the festival lies in the food stalls, where frico, the famous Friulian dish made of cheese and potatoes, is a must, alongside other local culinary specialties. The open kitchens and good food provide the backdrop for the evenings, in a cheerful atmosphere typical of village festivals.

Music and dancing evenings

The evenings are enlivened by live music and traditional dancing evenings, with orchestras and DJs getting young and old on their feet. The festival is organised by the Parish of Santa Maria Maddalena of Latisanotta with the Mamme di Latisanotta group and the "Chei de la foghera" association, testifying to the community's strong involvement.

A community festival

Between processions, moments of prayer, gastronomy, and dancing, the Festa del Carmine represents one of the most important community gatherings of Latisanotta's summer. It is an opportunity to rediscover the traditions of the Bassa Friulana and to experience the authentic spirit of village festivals.

Festa del Carmine — edition 2026

The Festa del Carmine returns to Latisanotta in July 2026, with religious celebrations, food stalls featuring frico and Friulian dishes, dancing evenings, and live music in the hamlet's parish area.

In 2026, the hamlet of Latisanotta renews its Festa del Carmine, a patronal festival dedicated to Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Between religious moments, traditional Friulian cuisine, and dancing evenings, the festival enlivens the community in the heart of summer.

Programme Festa del Carmine 2026

Festival structure

The event unfolds over several days with food stalls (the frico is a must), dancing evenings with orchestras and DJs, live music, and religious celebrations. Following the pattern of previous editions, the program alternates evening entertainment and moments of devotion.

The detailed program with precise dates and musical guests will be announced in the coming weeks on the channels of the Parish and the local Pro Loco.

Highlights Festa del Carmine 2026

The frico and traditional Friulian dishes at the food stalls, and the traditional dancing evenings.

Prices Festa del Carmine 2026

Free entry; food and drinks payable.

Practical information — Festa del Carmine

How to get there

Latisanotta is a hamlet of Latisana (UD), reachable from the A4 motorway (Latisana exit) and the SS14 state road. The festival takes place in the hamlet's parish area.

Food stalls

Open in the evening; covered seating available in case of bad weather.

Admission

Free entry; food and drinks payable.

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Festa del Carmine in brief

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History of Festa del Carmine