Sagra di Malborghetto

The village's summer, between music and tradition

In the heart of summer, the small village of Malborghetto comes alive with its Sagra: a village festival that combines live music, theatre performances, exhibitions, markets, and, of course, the food and wine of Val Canale. It is an occasion when the community opens its doors to visitors and tells its story, amidst frescoed houses and the renowned Palazzo Veneziano that dominates the historic centre.

The festival is organized by the Municipality of Malborghetto-Valbruna together with local associations, including the Krampus of Malborghetto group and the Pro Loco Il Tiglio Valcanale. A network of volunteers who every year build a program capable of appealing to all ages, with particular attention to activities for families and children.

A program for everyone

The sagra alternates musical and theatrical moments with exhibitions and workshops, craft markets, and gastronomic offerings that bring the flavours of the Friulian mountains to the table. It is a festival that thrives on participation and that sense of community typical of small Alpine villages, where the summer sagra remains one of the most anticipated events of the year.

Malborghetto, a jewel of Val Canale

Malborghetto is a hamlet of the municipality of Malborghetto-Valbruna, in the province of Udine, in the Tarvisiano area, in the extreme northeast of Italy. A crossroads of Italian, Slovenian, and Austro-German cultures, it is a village with a Mitteleuropean charm, immersed in a landscape of forests and peaks. Val Canale, with its traditions and landscapes, provides the ideal backdrop for a festival that is its most authentic expression.