Sagra di Cecchini

Two worlds in one festival

In Cecchini, a hamlet of Pasiano di Pordenone, the June festival manages to bring together different worlds: families, groups of friends, motor enthusiasts, and young people looking for music. On one hand, the traditional Friulian sagra (local festival), with its food stalls, dance floor, and a procession of the patron saint accompanied by a band; on the other, the big evenings under the marquee, DJ sets, and events by Radio Piterpan that attract an audience from all over the province.

At the table, between grill and frico

The stalls offer the best of festival cuisine: barbecued meats and steaks, fried fish, wood-fired pizza, and local wines, with themed evenings such as the grilled tagliata night and the "Frico e Burrata" event. For younger guests, there's the Chiosquito, a refreshment area with cocktails and burgers, while the covered area with a wooden floor and POS service makes the entire stay comfortable.

Engines, music, and fun

Among the most anticipated events is the vintage motorcycle rally organized by the Motoclub Pasiano, with meeting point in Piazza Alcide De Gasperi and a tourist-gastronomic tour that ends right at the festival. The nights come alive with Radio Piterpan parties — from 2000s revivals to special event nights — while the funfair and inflatables cater to the younger ones.

The heart of a hamlet

The result of the work of the local committee and volunteers, the Sagra di Cecchini is the hamlet's great community moment: a festival that combines popular devotion, gastronomic tradition, and the desire to be together until late at night.