Tammorra Festival
Edition 2026 Music Folk World music

Tammorra Festival

Tammurriata and Campanian folk music in the historic centre of Casagiove

Casagiove — Caserta (061)
Dates 14 Jul — 14 Jul 2026
Location Casagiove (061)
Prices Free
Status —

Edition 2026 not confirmed to date

This edition has not been confirmed by the organiser to date. We recommend checking before going.

About Tammorra Festival

The Tammorra Festival brings the historic centre of Casagiove, in the province of Caserta, to life with the ancient rhythms of Campanian folk music. Dedicated to the tammorra, the large tambourine of the peasant tradition, the event gathers folk groups, tammurriata dancers, and enthusiasts for evenings of concerts, spontaneous dance circles, and food and wine stalls. A free and inclusive event that celebrates the musical identity of Campania and the deep bond between the Casagiove community and its folk roots.

The Tammorra Festival in Casagiove

Every summer, the historic centre of Casagiove, a town in the province of Caserta, transforms into a large open-air stage dedicated to the tammorra and Campanian folk music. The Tammorra Festival is an evening of celebration designed as an open and inclusive moment, where the deep sound of the tambourine marks ancient and infectious rhythms, drawing in residents, curious visitors, and tradition enthusiasts from across the Terra di Lavoro region.

The tammorra, the heart of tradition

The tammorra is the large frame drum of the Campanian peasant culture, the iconic instrument of the tammurriata, the folk song and dance that finds its roots in the agricultural and Marian rites of the territory. In Casagiove, this heritage comes back to life through performances by folk music artists, who weave together voices, castanets, accordions, and percussion in an authentic language passed down from generation to generation.

Music, dance, and folk circles

The programme revolves around live concerts by folk groups and dance circles open to the public, where anyone can step into the ring and let themselves be guided by the steps of the tammurriata. There is no shortage of roving entertainment along the streets of the centre, involving both adults and children in an atmosphere of shared and spontaneous celebration.

Local flavours and crafts

Alongside the music, there are food and wine stalls featuring specialties of Caserta cuisine and typical products from Campania, together with offerings related to traditional craftsmanship. The public can thus combine the pleasure of listening and dancing with the discovery of local flavours, in a journey that enhances the identity of the territory.

A gathering for the community

The Tammorra Festival is above all a moment of gathering for the community of Casagiove: an opportunity to meet in the squares and alleys of the historic centre, rediscover one's roots, and pass them on to new generations. Free admission and the family-friendly atmosphere make the event accessible to everyone, residents and visitors alike.

Casagiove and the province of Caserta

Located just a few steps from the provincial capital Caserta and the famous Royal Palace, Casagiove offers visitors the chance to combine the festival with the discovery of a territory rich in history, art, and folk traditions. The tammurriata, widespread throughout Campania, finds one of its most heartfelt expressions here, a testament to how folk music remains alive in the heart of the region.

Tammorra Festival — edition 2026

The Tammorra Festival is expected to return to animate the historic centre of Casagiove in July, with folk music concerts, tammurriate, and dance circles. The official dates and programme for the 2026 edition have not yet been confirmed: it is recommended to check for updates on the channels of the Municipality and local associations.

Tammorra Festival 2026 in Casagiove

The 2026 edition of the Tammorra Festival is awaited in the historic centre of Casagiove, in the province of Caserta, following the appointments of previous years dedicated to the tammurriata and Campanian folk music. At the moment, dates and a detailed programme have not yet been made official.

The event is expected to propose the usual format: performances by folk groups, dance circles open to the public, and food and wine stalls with typical local products. To find out the final programme, it is recommended to consult the official channels of the Municipality and the organizing associations.

Programme Tammorra Festival 2026

The programme for the 2026 edition has not yet been published. As in previous editions, performances by Campanian folk music artists, tammurriate, dance circles open to the public, and food and wine stalls in the historic centre of Casagiove are planned. Dates and details are awaiting official confirmation.

Highlights Tammorra Festival 2026

  • Campanian folk music and tammurriata concerts
  • Dance circles open to the public
  • Food and wine stalls with typical local products
  • Festive atmosphere in the historic centre of Casagiove

Prices Tammorra Festival 2026

Free admission.

Practical information — Tammorra Festival

How to get there

Casagiove is located in the province of Caserta, in Campania, a short distance from the centre of Caserta. By car, it can be reached from the Caserta Nord exit of the A1 motorway; the Casagiove railway station is served by regional lines. The events take place in the historic centre.

Admission

Admission to the event is free. It is recommended to check the updated dates and programme on the official channels of the Municipality and the organizing associations before attending.

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Where does it take place — Tammorra Festival

Centro storico di Casagiove

Tammorra Festival in brief

Music Folk World music Dance Gastronomy Local produce Heritage Folk traditions Folklore Outdoor Free Caserta