Notte Bianca dei Bambini

A magical night for children on the Conero

Every summer, in the midst of Ferragosto, the village of Sirolo, a pearl of the Conero Riviera in the Province of Ancona, dedicates an entire evening to its youngest guests. The Notte Bianca dei Bambini is now an eagerly awaited event on Sirolo's summer calendar: a big outdoor party designed for the joy and fun of all children, to be enjoyed with family under the starry sky of the Marche coast.

Where and when

The event takes place at the Parco della Repubblica, the green space overlooking the sea that becomes the pulsating heart of Sirolo's events during the summer. Activities begin in the late afternoon, around 6:30 PM, and continue throughout the evening, when the village comes alive with lights, music, and laughter. It's a perfect way to end a day at the beach with the children, wandering through the narrow streets of the historic center and enjoying the viewpoint over the Conero.

What to expect

The program is entirely built around the youngest audience, with a succession of shows and entertainment:

• Giant bubble shows that enchant young and old alike
• Creative workshops to stimulate imagination and manual skills
• Juggler performances and street artists
• Entertainment moments with dancing, games, and fun
• The presence of friendly mascots to hug and photograph
• Comic magic shows to amaze and make people laugh

An evening that combines wonder and lightheartedness, where children are the true protagonists of the village.

A celebration of the territory

The Notte Bianca dei Bambini is organized by the Municipality of Sirolo and the Pro Loco Sirolo (local tourist board), in collaboration with Universal Events, and is part of the town's rich summer program, which offers over two hundred events each year, including concerts, theater, shows, and family initiatives. It is a precious element of the offerings that make Sirolo, in the Marche region, one of the most beloved destinations on the Adriatic coast, even for families traveling with children.