San Rocco Festival
Edition 2026 Folk Gastronomy Local produce

San Rocco Festival

The mid-summer patronal feast in Lauco

Lauco — Udine (030)
Dates 14 Aug — 18 Aug 2026
Location Lauco (030)
Prices Free
Status —

About San Rocco Festival

The Sagra di San Rocco is the mid-summer patronal feast of Lauco, a mountain village in Carnia. Under a large covered marquee, concerts, comedy shows, folk music, and revival nights take place every evening, while food stalls offer frico, gnocchi, polenta, and grilled meats, in one of the most cherished festivals in the area.

San Rocco, the August festival in Lauco

Amidst the mountains of Carnia, in the heart of Friuli Venezia Giulia, the village of Lauco celebrates its patronal feast dedicated to San Rocco every mid-summer. It is the most anticipated event of the year for this mountain community in the province of Udine, which gathers around the feast day of August 16th for days of music, gastronomy, and conviviality.

Evenings under the marquee

The heart of the festival is the large covered marquee, where a varied entertainment program unfolds every evening: concerts, comedy shows, folk music, and revival nights. Between accordions, bands like Studio Folk and Folketitrai, and moments of animation, the festival enlivens the evenings of a village that regains life and joy in the summer.

The flavours of Carnia on the table

At the food stalls, you can taste traditional Carnic and Friulian dishes: frico, gnocchi, polenta, grilled meats, calamari, and homemade desserts. It's an opportunity to savour mountain cuisine in an authentic and popular setting, far from the more touristy circuits.

A community that comes together

Between the lottery, the karaoke night, and dancing under the marquee, the Sagra di San Rocco represents the ultimate gathering moment for Lauco. For those visiting Carnia in the summer, it is a precious opportunity to discover the traditions and hospitality of an Alpine village in Friuli.

San Rocco Festival — edition 2026

The Sagra di San Rocco returns to Lauco in August 2026, around the feast of the patron saint on August 16th, with evenings of concerts, comedy shows, folk music, and revival nights under the marquee and food stalls offering the flavours of Carnia.

In 2026, Lauco once again celebrates its Sagra di San Rocco, the mid-summer patronal feast. Around August 16th, the Carnic village comes alive with evenings of music and gastronomy under the large covered marquee, in one of the community's most cherished festivals.

Programme San Rocco Festival 2026

Festival structure

Every evening, under the covered marquee, the event features concerts, comedy shows, folk music, and revival nights, with accordions and local bands. Food stalls offer frico, gnocchi, polenta, grilled meats, calamari, and desserts. Initiatives also include a lottery and a karaoke night.

The exact dates and detailed program for the 2026 edition will be announced in the coming weeks on the Pro Loco and Municipality channels.

Highlights San Rocco Festival 2026

The folk and revival music evenings under the marquee and traditional Carnic dishes like frico.

Prices San Rocco Festival 2026

Free entry; food and drinks payable at the stalls.

Practical information — San Rocco Festival

How to get there

Lauco is located in Carnia (UD), reachable from the SS52 towards Tolmezzo and then via the provincial roads leading up to the village.

Food stalls

Open in the evenings during the festival days, with a covered marquee.

Admission

Free entry; food and drinks payable.

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San Rocco Festival in brief

Folk Gastronomy Local produce Heritage Folk traditions Folklore Outdoor Free Udine

History of San Rocco Festival