Saint Martin's Festival in Treviso Bresciano
Edition 2026 Gastronomy Local produce Heritage

Saint Martin's Festival in Treviso Bresciano

The patronal feast of Treviso Bresciano, in Valle Sabbia

Treviso Bresciano — Brescia (017)
Dates 11 Nov — 11 Nov 2026
Location Treviso Bresciano (017)
Prices Free
Status —

About Saint Martin's Festival

Treviso Bresciano, a small municipality in Valle Sabbia in the province of Brescia, celebrates its patron saint, Saint Martin of Tours, on November 11th. The parish church is dedicated to him. This occasion blends religious celebration with mid-autumn folk traditions: a solemn mass, new wine, chestnuts, and, according to local custom tied to the hunting season, a spit-roasted meat lunch shared with family.

Saint Martin, Patron Saint of Treviso Bresciano

The Saint Martin's Festival is the patronal feast of Treviso Bresciano, a municipality in Valle Sabbia in the province of Brescia. The town celebrates November 11th in honor of Saint Martin of Tours, the saintly bishop to whom the parish church is dedicated and with whom numerous folk traditions spread throughout Italy are associated.

Between Faith and Autumn Traditions

The heart of the day is the solemn mass in honor of the patron saint. Around the religious celebration, the typical traditions of Saint Martin's Day come together, a moment that peasant culture considers almost an agricultural New Year's Eve: toasting with the new wine, enjoying chestnuts, and, by tradition, families in Treviso Bresciano celebrate with a spit-roasted meat lunch, as it is the peak of the hunting season.

A Village in Valle Sabbia

The festival is also an opportunity to discover Treviso Bresciano, a village nestled in the nature of Valle Sabbia, far from mass tourist circuits. Here, the patronal feast retains the authentic character of a community celebration, experienced by the parish and the town's inhabitants.

Saint Martin's Festival — edition 2026

On November 11, 2026, Treviso Bresciano celebrates the patronal feast of Saint Martin with a solemn mass in the parish church and autumn traditions linked to the saint: new wine, chestnuts, and a spit-roast lunch according to the local custom of Valle Sabbia.

In 2026, the patronal feast of Saint Martin falls on Wednesday, November 11th. The community of Treviso Bresciano gathers for the solemn mass in honor of the patron saint in the parish church dedicated to him. Around the celebration, the popular traditions of Saint Martin are renewed, with new wine, chestnuts, and the traditional spit-roast. Any additional community events will be announced by the parish closer to the date.

Programme Saint Martin's Festival 2026

The detailed program will be published by the parish closer to November 11th. The patronal day is centered around the solemn mass in honor of Saint Martin, following traditional religious celebrations; the custom of a spit-roast lunch is maintained within the families of the town.

Highlights Saint Martin's Festival 2026

The solemn mass on November 11th in honor of the patron saint Saint Martin; autumn traditions with new wine, chestnuts, and spit-roast.

Prices Saint Martin's Festival 2026

Religious celebrations with free admission.

Practical information — Saint Martin's Festival

How to Get There

Treviso Bresciano is located in Valle Sabbia, about 40 km northeast of Brescia. It can be reached by car by driving up the valley; the town is perched on the mountain slopes of the area.

When

Patronal feast on November 11th, with celebrations on Saint Martin's Day.

Note

For mass times and details, it is advisable to contact the parish of San Martino.

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Where does it take place — Saint Martin's Festival

Chiesa parrocchiale di San Martino

Saint Martin's Festival in brief

Gastronomy Local produce Heritage Folk traditions Folklore Outdoor Brescia