San Mauro Veste Vintage

A monthly market dedicated to vintage and reuse

San Mauro Veste Vintage is the new event animating the historic center of San Mauro Pascoli, in the province of Forlì-Cesena, in Emilia-Romagna. Debuting on April 12, 2026, it is designed as a periodic and recurring appointment: every second Sunday of the month, from 9 AM to 8 PM, the town's streets and squares transform into a large open-air market, with a break during the summer months of July and August.

What you'll find among the stalls

The heart of the event is a large exhibition area that brings together three complementary aspects:

• Vintage and second-hand items: clothing, accessories, vintage objects, and rediscovered small treasures, for those who love retro style and bargain hunting;
• Handmade craft productions: creations made by local artisans and creatives;
• Upcycling projects and creations: objects born from the transformation and recovery of materials, symbols of a new culture of reuse.

Nearly 200 exhibitors participated in the first edition, indicating the immediate interest generated by the initiative.

Not just stalls: entertainment and taste

Alongside the market, the day is enriched by numerous side activities that make San Mauro Veste Vintage an event for the whole family: old-fashioned wooden toys for children, improv theater performances in the streets, and food trucks for a tasty break. The atmosphere is that of a convivial and relaxed Sunday in the village, with the historic center returned to pedestrians and social interaction.

Reuse, sustainability, and town center enhancement

The event is promoted by the Pro Loco Aisèm of San Mauro Pascoli in collaboration with the Rubicone Eventi Association and with the patronage of the Municipality. The stated goal is twofold: on one hand, to promote a culture of reuse and environmental sustainability, valuing the work of artisans and creatives; on the other, to liven up the town center with a regular event capable of fostering social interaction and the attractiveness of the town, the birthplace of the poet Giovanni Pascoli.