Ispica Carnival
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Ispica Carnival

27 Feb 2025 — 04 Mar 2025
Ispica — Ragusa (088)

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Edition 2025 — Ispica Carnival

The 2025 edition of the Ispica Carnival, held from February 27 to March 4, focused on the theme "Time between Memory and Tradition." Three allegorical floats by master Gianluigi Pitrolo, school costume parades, DJ sets on Corso Garibaldi, and live shows in the square brought Ispica to life for over a week of celebration.

The 2025 Ispica Carnival, which took place from February 27 to March 4, centered on the theme "Time between Memory and Tradition." The festival was inaugurated on Friday, February 28, at Palazzo Bruno with the children's costume parade. Three allegorical floats created by Rosolini-based master artisan Gianluigi Pitrolo paraded through the streets of Ispica: the first dedicated to the local territory and legends, featuring Moorish heads and architectural references like the Sinatra loggia and the Cava d'Ispica; the others inspired by Salvador Dalí's "The Persistence of Memory" and the joyful world of Carnival. Highlights included the big party on Corso Garibaldi with DJ sets by Gianni Agosta and Pepè Vox, and the live show in the square with Cristiano Di Stefano and Carmelo Caccamo.

Programme

Friday, February 28

  • 10:00 AM — Official inauguration at Palazzo Bruno with children's costume parade

Saturday, March 1

  • 10:00 PM — Big Carnival Party on Corso Garibaldi with DJ sets by Gianni Agosta and Pepè Vox

Sunday, March 2

  • 6:00 PM — Allegorical float parade
  • 8:00 PM — Live show in the square with Cristiano Di Stefano and Carmelo Caccamo

Highlights

Theme "Time between Memory and Tradition"; three allegorical floats by master Gianluigi Pitrolo (Moorish heads, Salvador Dalí); DJ sets on Corso Garibaldi.

Prices

Free admission.

Where does it take place — Ispica Carnival

Piazza Unità d'Italia

Ispica Carnival in brief

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History of Ispica Carnival

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