Sammoro a Tutta Birra

Sammoro a Tutta Birra: Beer and music in San Mauro a Signa

Sammoro a Tutta Birra is the cheerful beer festival that brings San Mauro a Signa to life, a popular village in the municipality of Signa, in the Metropolitan City of Florence, Tuscany. This event, promoted by Pro Loco Signa A.P.S., brings two evenings dedicated to the taste of beer and live music to the heart of the village, capturing the convivial spirit that characterizes local festivals in the Florentine plains.

Where it takes place: the Circolo S.O.R.M.S.

The festival's headquarters is the Circolo S.O.R.M.S. in Piazza Alimondo Ciampi, a historic meeting point in San Mauro a Signa named after the local sculptor Alimondo Ciampi. The club's spaces and the square fill with long tables, beer taps, and a stage for music, creating the perfect setting to spend the evening in good company. "We look forward to seeing you at the Circolo SORMS in Piazza Alimondo Ciampi. Live music and flowing beer!": this is how the Pro Loco summarizes the event's spirit.

Beer, food, and conviviality

As the name suggests, beer is the star of the show: poured and served throughout the festival, it accompanies the evenings alongside the culinary offerings from the club's kitchen. It is the ideal opportunity to enjoy a fresh pint with friends in a relaxed, accessible setting with free admission.

Live music

The beating heart of Sammoro a Tutta Birra is the live music: every night features performances that provide the soundtrack to the festival, turning the square into an open-air stage until late. It is the winning combination of good beer and good music that has always made Tuscan summer festivals a success.

An event by Pro Loco Signa

Sammoro a Tutta Birra is part of the rich calendar of initiatives with which Pro Loco Signa enlivens the municipal area and its villages throughout the year, from the Corrida di Sammoro to summer parties. It is one of those community-focused events that allow visitors to discover the authentic hospitality of San Mauro a Signa and the Florentine plains, just a few kilometers from Florence.