Saint Joseph's Festival

The Saint Joseph's Feast in Treviso

The Saint Joseph's Festival is the patronal feast linked to the March 19th anniversary that enlivens the Santa Bona district in Treviso every year. For about ten days, the Sagra Area in Via Noalese becomes the neighbourhood's meeting point, with food, entertainment, and activities for all ages.

Food Stalls and Venetian Cuisine

The heart of the festival is the food stall, open every evening from 7:00 PM, featuring traditional Venetian flavours: sausages, cheese, fried fish, and other typical dishes. On Sundays, a lunch is also available by reservation, a much-anticipated convivial event.

Funfair and Entertainment

Alongside the food, the festival offers a large funfair, open daily from the afternoon, and a series of community events: the Children's Day, the Friendship Day, the Eighteen-Year-Olds' Day, and the charity raffle, as well as guided tours of the neighbourhood's historical heritage, such as the Abbey of Santa Bona.

A Neighbourhood Tradition

Organized by the local parish, the Saint Joseph's Festival is an event that combines devotion, gastronomy, and social interaction, confirming itself as one of the most cherished spring events for the Santa Bona district and the city of Treviso.