Setteville Carnival

Seven towns, one great Carnival

The Setteville Carnival is the grand carnival parade that unites seven locations in the Lower Feltrino area: Vas, Quero, Fener, Alano, Campo di Alano, Colmirano, and Uson. The name itself – 'Setteville' – tells the story of its origin: to make seven towns into a single festive community. The event was born from the union of the historic carnivals of Quero and Alano and takes place between the municipalities of Alano di Piave and Quero Vas, in the province of Belluno.

A travelling parade from square to square

What makes this Carnival special is its travelling nature: the floats and costumed groups do not stay in one place but traverse the entire territory, starting from Vas and visiting the squares of Quero, Fener, Alano, and Colmirano one after another, culminating in the final parade with awards in Campo di Alano. Each stop is a festival within a festival, with choreography, music, and the enthusiasm of the local communities.

The work of the Pro Loco and float groups

Behind the day of celebration is months of work by the float groups and the Pro Loco associations of Alano di Piave and Quero Vas, who each year create new floats on current events, cinema, and fantasy themes. The Setteville Carnival is thus an authentic expression of popular participation, a shared heritage that strengthens the bond between the towns in the Piave valley.