Note di Mare

Note di Mare, the soundtrack of summer in Peschici

Note di Mare is the concert series that defines the summer in Peschici, one of the most charming villages on the Gargano promontory, in the province of Foggia, Apulia. Born as an event dedicated to great live music, the festival transforms July evenings into a succession of free concerts that draw both locals and the thousands of tourists who choose the Gargano for their holidays to this Adriatic town.

A program between the sea and the historic center

The stages of Note di Mare come to life in two of Peschici's most iconic locations: Piazza Pertini, in the heart of the town's social life, and the harbor beach, where the sea provides a natural backdrop for the performances. The festival is designed as an experience open to everyone, with free admission concerts that combine established Italian music stars, pop artists, and moments of comedy and entertainment.

Part of "L'estate Addosso"

Note di Mare is a flagship event of "L'estate Addosso", the extensive summer program promoted by the municipal administration of Peschici, which features dozens of events ranging from music and culture to tradition and entertainment between June and September. The festival also collaborates with the EMBI Festival project and fits into a calendar that, in mid-July, also includes the celebrations in honor of the patron saint, Saint Elijah the Prophet.

A Gargano village to be experienced

Attending a Note di Mare concert is also the perfect opportunity to discover Peschici: the maze of white alleys in the historic center perched on the cliff, the traditional trabucchi fishing platforms, and the beaches and coves that make this stretch of coast one of the most beloved in Apulia. The festival's free, open-air format enhances the bond between music and the marine landscape, offering evenings where entertainment intertwines with the holiday atmosphere of the Gargano.

The event is held under the patronage of the Apulia Region and is coordinated by the Municipality of Peschici, confirming its status as a staple of the Gargano summer.