Molfetta All Inclusive

A festival that breaks down barriers

Molfetta All Inclusive is the social inclusion festival that brings the center of Molfetta to life every summer on the Adriatic coast in the province of Bari (Puglia). Launched in 2024 and promoted by the volunteer organization Contasudinoi, the festival is built on a simple yet powerful idea: inclusion is not a subject reserved for a few, but something that touches everyone's life. For three days, the city's harbor, squares, and cloisters are transformed into truly accessible spaces where sport, culture, education, entertainment, and public participation meet.

Sport, sea, and community

The heart of the event is the Inclusive Sports Village, set up at the Madonna dei Martiri square: soccer, basketball, volleyball, fencing, rugby, table tennis, and athletics become disciplines open to everyone, regardless of ability. On the water, the Molfetta Inclusive Sailing project takes inclusive sailing out to sea from the Seminario quay and Cala Sant'Andrea, featuring award ceremonies and personal testimonies. There is also plenty for the younger generations: Molfetta All Inclusive Kids brings the cloister of the Basilica Madonna dei Martiri to life every afternoon with entertainment, theater, and creative workshops designed to introduce the concept of inclusion to children.

Voices, testimonies, and entertainment

The festival hosts talks, dialogues, and testimonies from athletes and key figures in the inclusion movement, with guests who have shared their stories of sport, travel, and resilience over the years. The event concludes with a major evening show in Piazza Municipio, the city's civic heart, which attracts a large and diverse audience. Each edition blends different mediums—sport, music, theater, comedy, and education—united by a single common thread: making the Molfetta community a place where no one is left behind.

A widespread and free event

Molfetta All Inclusive is a widespread event that highlights the iconic landmarks of this Apulian city: the harbor, the Seminario quay, the square and cloister of the Madonna dei Martiri, Cala Sant'Andrea, and Piazza Municipio. Admission to all activities is free, ensuring that participation is truly accessible to everyone. It is one of the most original experiences on the Bari province's summer calendar, capable of combining the civic value of solidarity with the joy of experiencing the city together.