Little FARM Festival

The Little FARM Festival in Alberobello

The Little FARM Festival is the Alberobello branch of the FARM Festival, a multidisciplinary event based in Putignano that has been bringing experimental music, contemporary art, and environmental culture to Puglia for years. In Alberobello, in the province of Bari, the festival takes on a more intimate, family-oriented feel, highlighting the iconic landmarks of the City of Trulli, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The Alberobello program spans three days at the end of August, all with free admission and designed to be enjoyed at sunset, when the warm light enhances the stone cones of the trulli and the lush greenery of Bosco Selva.

The Venues: Bosco Selva and Largo Martellotta

The festival occupies two complementary settings. Bosco Selva, a green lung on the outskirts of town, hosts botanical walks, nature workshops, and activities for children. Largo Martellotta, in the heart of the town, serves as the stage for the grand finale concerts, where the music dialogues with the unique architecture of the Rione Monti district.

Singer-songwriter music, nature, and families

The Little FARM Festival program is divided into several complementary formats:

• FARM Experience and Concerts: the musical side focuses on singer-songwriters and experimental sounds, featuring artists from the Apulian and national scene.
• FARM Kids: an entire afternoon dedicated to children and families, featuring wooden games, theatrical performances, manual and nature workshops, children's yoga, and storytelling.
• FARM Green: botanical walks and environmental-themed activities curated by local associations to rediscover the biodiversity of Bosco Selva.
• Music and Words: sessions that weave together concerts and storytelling, featuring dialogues between musicians and authors.

A widespread and sustainable festival

The Little FARM Festival was born from a clear vision: to promote culture sustainably, engage young people, and reconnect communities with nature. This is why the festival moves between green spaces and urban settings, with constant attention to the environment and active participation. The initiative is promoted in collaboration with the Municipality of Alberobello and is part of the city's broader summer calendar.

Alberobello, City of Trulli

Hosting the festival in Alberobello means immersing music and nature in a setting unique in the world. The trulli, the characteristic dry-stone buildings with conical roofs, have made this town in the Itria Valley a symbol of Puglia and a UNESCO World Heritage site. In 2026, the city celebrates the 30th anniversary of its UNESCO inscription, and the Little FARM Festival is part of the environmental and youth-focused events within the "We Are in Trulli – Summer Edition" program.

The dates for the 2026 edition have not yet been officially announced: the festival is confirmed in the summer calendar, tentatively between late August and early September.