Lamon IGP Bean Festival — A Tavola nel Feltrino

The king of Dolomite legumes

In Lamon, a municipality in the Feltrino area of the province of Belluno, the bean is not just a legume: it is identity, history, and landscape. The Lamon Bean of the Belluno Valley IGP has been cultivated in this area for about five hundred years, favored by the alluvial-gravelly soil and the mild, humid climate, and since 1996 it has boasted European Protected Geographical Indication status. The Bean Festival celebrates it, the heart of the 'A Tavola nel Feltrino' food and wine review, which in 2026 reaches its 30th edition.

The market and historic varieties

In the center of Lamon, the festival features the bean market, where you can buy the different ecotypes of the IGP product — Spagnolet, Spagnol, Canalin, and Calonega — directly from local producers, and taste it in the many preparations of Bellunese cuisine at the gastronomic stands. Alongside, there are exhibitions dedicated to the history and traditions of the area, sculptures, craft exhibitions, and shows that liven up the days.

A festival that enhances the territory

Organized by the Pro Loco Lamon, the event is one of the most important autumn food and wine events in the Belluno area: a way to support a mountain agricultural supply chain and to introduce visitors and the curious to an excellent product, a symbol of the simple yet refined cuisine of the Dolomites. For those visiting the Feltrino area in September, it is the ideal opportunity to discover the authentic flavors of this corner of Veneto.