The historic festival of Jalmicco, a stone's throw from the star-shaped city of Palmanova
Jalmicco is a hamlet of Palmanova, the famous star-shaped UNESCO World Heritage city in the heart of the Bassa friulana. It is here that every July the Sagre dai Borgs comes to life, one of the most traditional and long-standing festivals in the area: over half a century of history that makes it an identity-defining event for the entire community.
For five days, the food stalls offer the great classics of the festival: homemade potato gnocchi, grilled meats, fried calamari, accompanied by beer and wine tastings. The evenings come alive with music from dance orchestras and live concerts, in the best tradition of Friulian festivals.
The program is full of initiatives: the village relay race, the highly anticipated race that opens the festival, the charity raffle with rich prizes, painting and sculpture exhibitions, and moments dedicated to inclusion and the participation of the entire community. The event is organized by Pro Loco Jalmic, the soul of the hamlet's associative life.
Participating in the Sagre dai Borgs also means discovering a territory rich in history: the nearby Palmanova, with its star-shaped walls and large hexagonal square, is one of the most fascinating Renaissance fortresses in Europe. Between good food, music, and culture, the Jalmicco festival is an unmissable event in the Friulian summer.
The 2026 edition, the fifty-sixth, is scheduled from July 17 to 21 in Jalmicco, a hamlet of Palmanova, organized by Pro Loco Jalmic. The detailed timetable will be published on the official website www.jalmicco.com in the weeks preceding the event.
The 56th Sagre dai Borgs takes place from July 17 to 21, 2026. The detailed timetable will be published on the official website www.jalmicco.com in the preceding weeks.
Based on previous editions, each evening includes: opening of food stalls and charity raffle from the first evening; dancing with live orchestras in the evening; music and concerts. Among the traditional events: the village relay race on the opening day; the charity raffle with rich prizes; painting and sculpture exhibitions; initiatives dedicated to inclusion. At the food stalls, the festival's typical dishes: homemade potato gnocchi, grilled meats, fried calamari, beer, and wine.
How to get there: Jalmicco is a hamlet of Palmanova, reachable from the Palmanova (A4) motorway exit, just outside the star-shaped city.
Admission: free; food and drinks at the stalls are paid.
Info: full program at www.jalmicco.com.
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