Plurisecular National Bird Market Exhibition
Edition 2026 Local produce Nature Ornithology

Plurisecular National Bird Market Exhibition

The historic bird fair of Ferragosto in Serravalle

Vittorio Veneto — Treviso (026)
Dates 15 Aug — 15 Aug 2026
Location Vittorio Veneto (026)
Prices Free
Status Confirmed

About Bird Market Exhibition

One of the oldest fairs of its kind in Italy, with origins thought to date back to the 13th century: every Ferragosto, the village of Serravalle, in Vittorio Veneto, hosts the Plurisecular National Bird Market Exhibition. Featuring songbirds and poultry, farm animals, and the morning song of the birds, it is a tradition rooted in centuries past and linked to the celebrations of Santa Augusta, the patron saint of Serravalle.

A fair spanning the centuries

The Plurisecular National Bird Market Exhibition is one of the oldest events of its kind in Italy. Its origins are lost in time, with the first editions hypothesized as far back as the 13th century, in parallel with the ancient Feast of Santa Augusta, the patron saint of Serravalle. It is held in Serravalle di Vittorio Veneto, in the province of Treviso, in the charming historic village.

Birds, animals, and tradition

The fair exhibits songbirds and poultry, as well as farm animals. On the morning of Ferragosto (August 15th), visitors can observe, learn about, and purchase the birds, and in the early morning, listen to their songs: a ritual that attracts enthusiasts and experts from all over Northern Italy.

The link with Santa Augusta

Historically, the exhibition was part of the Santa Augusta celebrations (which falls on August 22nd) and was held on that date, in the early morning hours. Around the mid-1950s, the organizing committee moved it to August 15th, the date on which it still enlivens the village of Serravalle today, intertwining devotion, rural culture, and local folklore.

Bird Market Exhibition — edition 2026

The Plurisecular National Bird Market Exhibition takes place on Ferragosto, Saturday, August 15, 2026, in the village of Serravalle in Vittorio Veneto. Songbirds and poultry, farm animals, and the traditional morning song of the birds in one of Italy's oldest fairs.

On Saturday, August 15, 2026, Ferragosto, the village of Serravalle hosts the Plurisecular National Bird Market Exhibition. The morning is dedicated to the exhibition of songbirds and poultry and farm animals, with the opportunity to listen to the birdsong in the early morning.

The event, historically linked to the Santa Augusta celebrations, keeps alive a centuries-old tradition that attracts enthusiasts and experts to the historic heart of Vittorio Veneto.

Programme Bird Market Exhibition 2026

Saturday, August 15, 2026 — Serravalle Village

  • Early morning: opening of the market exhibition and listening to the birdsong.
  • Exhibition and sale of songbirds and poultry and farm animals along the village streets.

Detailed timings will be confirmed by the Pro Loco Vittorio Veneto closer to the event.

Highlights Bird Market Exhibition 2026

The morning birdsong and the atmosphere of a fair rooted in the Middle Ages.

Prices Bird Market Exhibition 2026

Free admission.

Practical information — Bird Market Exhibition

How to get here

The exhibition is held in the village of Serravalle, north of Vittorio Veneto, reachable by car (A27 motorway) and by train.

Admission

Free admission. The exhibition takes place on the morning of Ferragosto.

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Where does it take place — Bird Market Exhibition

Borgo di Serravalle

Serravalle, 31029 Vittorio Veneto

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Bird Market Exhibition in brief

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