Pejo Music Village

A week of dancing in the Trentino mountains

The Pejo Music Village is a winter music festival held in the municipality of Peio, the heart of Val di Pejo within the wider Val di Sole, in the province of Trento (Trentino-Alto Adige). For one full week, the village transforms into a true musical hub dedicated to lovers of ballroom dancing and live dance music. Here, the famous Italian 'liscio' style meets the snow and peaks of the Stelvio National Park.

The festival follows a thematic holiday format: guests stay in partner hotels throughout the area and attend nightly performances by various orchestras in dedicated valley venues. Organized by the Consorzio Turistico Pejo 3000 in collaboration with a specialized dance travel agency, the festival offers all-inclusive packages designed for those who want to combine a snowy vacation with a passion for the dance floor.

Starring the orchestras

The heart of the event lies in the great Italian ballroom orchestras. Among the regular headliners is the Orchestra Italiana Gianmarco Bagutti, one of the most renowned and appreciated ensembles in the ballroom scene, joined each year by other popular orchestras and artists such as the Orchestra Renzo Biondi. Each day features a different artist or ensemble, ensuring a varied and vibrant program of dance evenings.

More than just music: snow, spas, and flavors

Beyond the evening concerts, the Pejo Music Village allows visitors to fully experience Val di Pejo: the ski slopes of the Pejo 3000 resort, walks in the Stelvio National Park, and the renowned Terme di Pejo, with their mineral waters and wellness circuits. Packages often include a pedestrian ski pass, meal vouchers for mountain huts, and a shuttle service connecting hotels to the event venues, creating a holiday where music, mountains, and relaxation blend into a single experience.

An early winter tradition

Held in January, the festival has become a fixed appointment for dance enthusiasts who travel to Val di Sole from all over Italy every year. The combination of high-quality orchestras, the warm hospitality of Peio's hotels, and the beauty of the Trentino alpine landscape makes it one of the most original winter tourism offerings in the region.