The great spring event in the capital of Trentino, featuring market stalls, agriculture, and tradition
The Saint Joseph Fair is the most anticipated spring event in the capital of Trentino-Alto Adige. Tied to the feast of the patron saint of carpenters, which falls on March 19th, the fair brings the Municipality of Trento to life every year, attracting tens of thousands of visitors from across the Autonomous Province of Trento and the surrounding valleys. With approximately 500 stalls spread across Piazza Fiera, Piazza Dante, and the streets of the historic center, it is considered the largest popular event in the region.
For an entire weekend, the streets of Trento are filled with stalls offering clothing, gifts, handicrafts, sweets, and local products. There is no shortage of food stands featuring Trentino specialties and spaces reserved for volunteer associations. It is a perfect opportunity to stroll through the center, go shopping, and soak up the atmosphere of a city festival deeply rooted in the habits of the local people.
In parallel with the fair, the Trento Expo pavilions at Via Briamasco 2 host the historic Agriculture Exhibition, which has now surpassed seventy editions. Covering approximately 10,000 square meters of indoor and outdoor space, it hosts over one hundred exhibitors from the agricultural, food, and livestock sectors: producers, agricultural and gardening machinery and equipment, medicinal and aromatic plants, artisanal products, and food stands. The livestock area is particularly popular, featuring cows, donkeys, horses, goats, sheep, chickens, and rabbits selected by the Provincial Breeders Federation.
Alongside the exhibition is Bio.logicA, the festival dedicated to organic and sustainable agriculture promoted by CIA - Agricoltori Italiani del Trentino together with Donne in Campo and AGIA. With conferences, meetings, tastings, and workshops held throughout the city, Bio.logicA offers an annual reflection on the relationship between food, community, and the Trentino territory.
The event is also designed for children, with experiential workshops on vegetable gardens, bees, and farm animals, treasure hunts, cooking classes, and educational activities. The combination of market, agriculture, and popular culture makes the Saint Joseph Fair a defining moment for Trento and the entire Trentino region.
The 2026 Saint Joseph Fair took place in Trento over the weekend of March 14-15, with stalls filling the streets and squares of the historic center on Sunday, March 15. At Trento Expo (Via Briamasco 2), the 79th Agriculture Exhibition opened its pavilions on Saturday, March 14, and Sunday, March 15, from 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM, featuring over one hundred exhibitors, the livestock area, and food stands.
The third edition of Bio.logicA (March 12-15) revolved around the theme "Biodiversity, beyond organic," with conferences, meetings, and workshops. CIA - Agricoltori Italiani del Trentino hosted a farmers' market, a treasure hunt, and children's workshops dedicated to eggs, bees, and animals. The program was further enriched by the second edition of the Outdoor Festival.
Trento is well connected via the A22 Brenner motorway (Trento Centro or Trento Nord exit) and the Brenner railway line, with the station just a short walk from the historic center. During the fair weekend, traffic in the center is subject to changes, and additional parking areas are provided.
The Agriculture Exhibition at Trento Expo is open approximately from 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM; the Saint Joseph Fair in the center runs from morning until evening. Admission is free.
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Centro storico e Trento Expo (via Briamasco 2)
Piazza Fiera, 38122 Trento