Patronal Feast of Saint Antoninus
Edition 2026 Sacred music Heritage Folk traditions

Patronal Feast of Saint Antoninus

The small village of Val Lerrone celebrates its patron saint

Vendone — Savona (009)
Dates 02 Sep — 02 Sep 2026
Location Vendone (009)
Prices Free
Status Confirmed

About Saint Antoninus

In Vendone, a tiny village in the hinterland of Albenga overlooking the Val Lerrone, the patronal feast of Saint Antoninus is the most anticipated moment of the year. A village celebration that brings the community together around the figure of the patron saint, between religious rites and conviviality. Far from the mass tourism of the coast, it is an opportunity to discover an authentic Liguria, made of olive trees, small villages, and traditions passed down from generation to generation, in the province of Savona.

Saint Antoninus, Patron Saint of Vendone

The Patronal Feast of Saint Antoninus is the most important event for Vendone, a small municipality in the province of Savona located in the hinterland of Albenga, along the Val Lerrone. Saint Antoninus is the patron saint of the town, and his feast is a fixed appointment in the community's calendar.

A Community Feast

As happens in many villages in the Ligurian hinterland, the patronal feast is the time when the village comes together. Religious celebrations, including Mass in honor of the saint, are intertwined with moments of conviviality that liven up the town center: this is the identity core of a small community deeply attached to its roots.

Val Lerrone and the Hinterland of Albenga

Vendone is located in a green and peaceful valley, dotted with olive groves and villages that retain the rural appearance of yesteryear. The hinterland of Albenga is a lesser-known Liguria, to be discovered slowly: stone villages, paths through olive trees, and gastronomy linked to the products of the land. The feast of Saint Antoninus is a good opportunity to explore this authentic corner of the province of Savona, where hospitality retains the genuine flavor of mountain villages overlooking the sea.

Saint Antoninus — edition 2026

The patronal feast of Saint Antoninus in Vendone is confirmed for September 2nd, 2026, with celebrations in honor of the patron saint in the small village of Val Lerrone, in the hinterland of Albenga, province of Savona.

In 2026, the Patronal Feast of Saint Antoninus in Vendone falls on September 2nd. The community of the village of Val Lerrone gathers for the celebrations in honor of its patron saint, with the Mass and festive moments that have always characterized this event in the hinterland of Albenga. The detailed program will be released by the parish closer to the feast.

Programme Saint Antoninus 2026

The detailed program (times of the celebrations and convivial moments) will be communicated by the parish and the Municipality of Vendone closer to the feast. The central element is the religious celebration in honor of Saint Antoninus, the patron saint of the town.

Highlights Saint Antoninus 2026

The celebrations in honor of Saint Antoninus, patron saint of Vendone.

Prices Saint Antoninus 2026

Celebrations are free to attend.

Practical information — Saint Antoninus

When

September (in 2026, the patron saint's day falls on September 2nd).

Where

Center of Vendone (SV), Val Lerrone, hinterland of Albenga.

How to get there

By car from Albenga, heading inland towards Val Lerrone. A car is recommended to reach the village.

Admission

Celebrations are free to attend.

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Where does it take place — Saint Antoninus

Centro di Vendone

Saint Antoninus in brief

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