Terra! - National Festival of the Green and Left Alliance
The national festival of the Green and Left Alliance in Rome: politics, environment, and culture
Edition 2026 not confirmed to date
This edition has not been confirmed by the organiser to date. We recommend checking before going.
About Terra!
Terra!, the national festival of the Green and Left Alliance
Terra! is the national festival of the Green and Left Alliance (AVS), an annual event held in Rome, the heart of the Lazio region, typically during the first half of September. Following the model of major Italian political festivals, the event blends civic engagement with celebration: five days of debates, meetings, book presentations, concerts, shows, and food stalls, all with completely free admission.
A festival of ideas and participation
The name Terra! (Earth!) reflects the core themes of the AVS political and ecological project: environmental protection, climate justice, social rights, labor, and peace. Throughout its editions, the festival has hosted political figures, administrators, unionists, activists, journalists, and intellectuals, complemented by evening concerts, comedy shows, and readings, in an open and participatory atmosphere that engages both activists and the curious public.
From Parco Nomentano to MONK
The first edition took place from September 11 to 15, 2024, at Parco Nomentano, in the Montesacro district near Piazza Sempione. The second edition, held from September 3 to 7, 2025, moved to the MONK cultural center on Via Giuseppe Mirri in the Casal Bertone-Portonaccio district, featuring its spacious outdoor green area. The festival thus confirms its itinerant nature within the Capital, always choosing locations capable of hosting stages, stalls, and family areas.
More than just politics
Alongside the debates, Terra! offers a rich cultural program: live concerts every evening, comedy and civic theater performances, book presentations, photography exhibitions, a children's area, and a dining area with popular cuisine and local products. Free access and the open-square festival format make Terra! an opportunity to combine public discussion, social interaction, and entertainment in the heart of Rome.
- Where: Rome (Lazio) — venues vary between Parco Nomentano and MONK Rome
- When: September
- Organizer: Green and Left Alliance
- Admission: Free
Terra! — edition 2026
Terra! 2026 in Rome
Following the first two editions in 2024 and 2025, the national festival of the Green and Left Alliance is expected to return to Rome in 2026, presumably during the usual September timeframe. Pending the official announcement, we expect the proven formula: political debates, book presentations, concerts, shows, and dining areas, with free admission.
This page will be updated with dates, venue, and a detailed program as soon as they are communicated by the organization.
Programme Terra! 2026
Prices Terra! 2026
Practical information — Terra!
How to get there
The 2025 venue, MONK Rome, is located at Via Giuseppe Mirri 35, in the Casal Bertone-Portonaccio district. It is within walking distance of the Roma Tiburtina station (trains and Metro line B), which is also served by numerous bus and tram lines. Parco Nomentano, the site of the first edition, is located in the Montesacro district, near Piazza Sempione.
Admission and services
Admission to the festival is free, with online registration sometimes required for specific meetings. On-site facilities include a dining area, bookshop, children's area, and various stalls. We recommend checking the official Green and Left Alliance website for updated dates, venues, and programs.
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MONK Roma
Via Giuseppe Mirri 35, 00159 Roma