LET'S Festival
Two days of music, food, art, and independent productions at the Orto di San Matteo in Castelfranco di Sotto.
About LET'S Festival
A grassroots festival, grown in the historic center
The LET'S Festival is a purely Tuscan creation, born in 2018 from the dream of a group of under-25s who wanted to give their generation a space where music, passions, and self-expression could coexist. Since then, every summer the festival brings the Orto di San Matteo to life—a park in the heart of the historic center of Castelfranco di Sotto, in the province of Pisa, along Corso Remo Bertoncini. In just a few years, it has become one of the most anticipated events on the Tuscan youth scene, capable of bringing big names in new Italian music to a town of just over thirteen thousand inhabitants.
Five areas for two days of celebration
The LET'S formula combines live music, DJ sets, street food, drinks, and a strong focus on visual arts and independent productions, as well as representing local associations. The venue is divided into five macro areas:
- Music Area — the main stage, the beating heart of the two evenings;
- Food Area — street food and gastronomic offerings;
- Art Area — a space dedicated to visual arts and independent productions;
- Market Area — a market featuring creations, vintage items, and handicrafts;
- Chill Area — a relaxation zone to recharge between concerts.
The seventh edition: July 10 and 11, 2026
For 2026, the LET'S Festival returns with its seventh edition, scheduled for Friday, July 10, and Saturday, July 11. The musical lineup features some of the most interesting names in the new Italian urban, rap, and electronic scene: announced artists include 18K, Piccolo, Hachiko, Fresh Mula, Panetti, and Venerus, the latter being the headliner for the second day. The edition is produced in collaboration with Musicastrada, the network that has been bringing international-caliber music to small Tuscan towns for years.
Castelfranco di Sotto and the Lower Valdarno
Castelfranco di Sotto is located in the heart of Tuscany, between Pisa, Lucca, and Florence, along the Via Francigena and within the leather district of the Lower Valdarno. The festival is an opportunity to discover a village with a medieval layout, characterized by regular streets and a history linked to the waters of the Arno and Usciana rivers. For one weekend, the Orto di San Matteo becomes a meeting point for young audiences from all over the province of Pisa and surrounding areas.
LET'S Festival — edition 2026
For 2026, the LET'S Festival reaches its seventh edition and confirms its winning formula: two days of live music and youth culture in the Orto di San Matteo, in the historic center of Castelfranco di Sotto (PI). Alongside the main stage, the festival's five areas return—Music, Food, Art, Market, and Chill—with street food, drinks, markets, and spaces dedicated to visual arts and independent productions. The edition is produced in collaboration with Musicastrada.
Programme LET'S Festival 2026
Friday, July 10 — Day 1
- 18K — urban artist blending trap, electronic, and experimental sounds;
- Piccolo — singer-songwriter from Empoli associated with the bnkr44 collective;
- Hachiko — project combining electronic and urban music.
Saturday, July 11 — Day 2
- Venerus — headliner of the second day, a rare voice in the contemporary landscape blending jazz, R&B, soul, and electronica;
- Fresh Mula — new Italian-Senegalese voice of Italian rap;
- Panetti — creator, streamer, and one of the most eccentric and creative artists on the Italian scene.
Gates open in the evening. In addition to the concerts, the Food, Market, Art, and Chill areas will be active on both days.
Highlights LET'S Festival 2026
The second evening's headliner is Venerus, alongside 18K, Piccolo, Hachiko, Fresh Mula, and Panetti. The five areas (Music, Food, Art, Market, Chill) make the LET'S much more than just a concert.
Prices LET'S Festival 2026
Practical information — LET'S Festival
How to get there
The Orto di San Matteo is located along Corso Remo Bertoncini, in the historic center of Castelfranco di Sotto (PI). By car: take the FI-PI-LI exit or the SGC expressway, then follow signs for the center. By train: San Romano-Montopoli-Santa Croce station, a few kilometers away, is connected to the Florence-Pisa line.
Hours and tickets
Gates are expected to open in the evening. Tickets for individual days and two-day passes are available online on official ticketing platforms (DICE). Advance purchase is recommended.
Tips
Evenings can last until late at night: plan your transport home. Inside, you will find food, drink, and relaxation areas.
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Where does it take place — LET'S Festival
Orto di San Matteo
Corso Remo Bertoncini, 56022 Castelfranco di Sotto