Selvatiche: Femminile, Plurale

A festival for female creative entrepreneurship

Selvatiche: Femminile, Plurale is a festival celebrating women's creative entrepreneurship, set in the evocative Parco delle Querce in Santo Stefano Belbo, a town in the province of Cuneo in the heart of the Langhe, Piedmont. The event was born from the desire to create a space for authentic connection, where nature, creativity, and business meet in a day designed to give voice and visibility to female talent.

Over 40 female-led ventures from across the country

The heart of the festival is a curated spring market that brings together over 40 female-led ventures: artisans, creatives, designers, producers, and professionals from several Italian regions. These are women who have transformed their passion into a business project, united by a vision rooted in research, identity, and expressive freedom. Strolling through the stalls, visitors can discover handcrafted creations, design objects, local products, and original ideas, in a journey that highlights the quality and authenticity of women's work.

Workshops, experiences, and a food area

The day is enriched with a program designed for both adults and children:

• Workshops and labs for adults and children, dedicated to creativity and craftsmanship;
• Immersive experiences in the greenery of the park;
• Food area open from breakfast until the evening aperitivo;
• DJ sets from the afternoon and aperitivo in the final hours of the day.

Admission is free, in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere that invites you to spend the entire day immersed in the beauty of the Langhe.

A symbolic location in the heart of the Langhe

The Parco delle Querce is no ordinary setting: it houses the birthplace of Cesare Pavese, one of the most important Italian writers of the 20th century, who was deeply connected to these hills. Santo Stefano Belbo, nestled among the Moscato d'Asti vineyards, represents an ideal meeting point between landscape, culture, and creativity. The festival thus fits into a territory with a strong identity, that of the Piedmontese Langhe, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offering visitors an experience that combines conscious shopping, exploration of the territory, and the promotion of female entrepreneurship.

A project created by women, for women

Selvatiche was born from the idea of two creatives united by the desire to build a space for authentic connection and professional sisterhood. The festival is promoted by Terra & Tradizione, an Alba-based publishing house active in promoting events and traditions of the Langhe, Roero, and Monferrato areas. An event that puts women, their talent, and their ability to do business with creativity and identity at the center.