Todi Festival

Almost forty years of culture

The Todi Festival is one of the longest-running and most prestigious cultural events in Umbria. Founded in 1987, it is held every year between the end of August and the beginning of September in the town of Todi, in the province of Perugia, and has been a benchmark for theatre and performing arts on the national scene for decades.

A multidisciplinary festival

The festival's programme is deliberately multidisciplinary: theatre, music, dance, book presentations, exhibitions, and meetings follow one another in a rich schedule that features dozens of events and numerous artists each year. The festival is known for its focus on new Italian and international drama, alongside big names from the stage.

The historic centre as a stage

Todi's Teatro Comunale is the heart of the festival, but performances and events spread out into Piazza del Popolo and the most evocative locations in the historic centre, creating a dialogue between the artistic dimension and the city's heritage. For those visiting Umbria in late summer, the Todi Festival is an unmissable opportunity to combine quality culture with the discovery of one of the region's most beautiful medieval villages.