Treviso in Summer
A widespread summer with over 250 events including music, theatre, and cinema
About Treviso in Summer
The city as a stage
Treviso in Summer is the umbrella event for the summer programming of the Municipality of Treviso: a very dense calendar, with over 250 events, which transforms symbolic places of the city into open-air stages. From the Loggia dei Cavalieri to Piazza Rinaldi, from the Gardens of Sant'Andrea to the Prato della Fiera, from the Bailo Museum to the Mario Del Monaco Theatre, every corner becomes an opportunity for performance.
All the live arts
The festival embraces different genres and languages: concerts, theatre, open-air cinema, dance, comedy, and contemporary circus. The programme includes established events such as the Music Festival, comedy nights in the Loggia, screenings and shows in Piazza Rinaldi, and contemporary circus festivals, as well as musical and cultural events that liven up the neighbourhoods.
A summer for the whole city
The strength of Treviso in Summer lies in its widespread and popular nature: events are not concentrated only in the historic centre but reach parks and peripheral neighbourhoods, with a programme that is largely free. It is a way to experience the city during the hottest months, rediscovering its public spaces and cultural identity, and to welcome the many visitors who choose Treviso and the Marca as their summer destination.
Treviso in Summer — edition 2026
The Treviso in Summer 2026 festival enlivens the city from June 21 to September 27 with over 250 events. The venues range from the Loggia dei Cavalieri to Piazza Rinaldi, from Piazza Santa Maria dei Battuti to the Gardens of Sant'Andrea, from the Prato della Fiera to the Park of Villa Margherita, to the Museums (Santa Caterina and Bailo) and the Mario Del Monaco Theatre, as well as the neighbourhoods.
The programme interweaves music, theatre, open-air cinema, dance, comedy, and contemporary circus, including specific events already announced and incorporating other city festivals.
Programme Treviso in Summer 2026
June — Opening and Music Festival
- The festival kicks off on June 21; during the Music Festival days (Treviso Città in Musica, June 19–24), performers include I Patagarri and GroundNation, Enzo Avitabile, El Mago del Gelato, España Circo Este, Emma Nolde, Joan Thiele, Estra, and Tre allegri ragazzi morti
July — Comedy and Cinema
- Comici in Loggia: comedy nights at the Loggia dei Cavalieri
- Cinema and theatre festivals in Piazza Rinaldi
August — Concerts, Folklore, and Circus
- August 15 — Concerto dell'Assunta, 9 PM in Piazza Santa Maria Maggiore, a tribute to Georges Bizet with the Filarmonia Veneta orchestra
- August 21–23 — Treviso Retrò in Piazza Santa Maria dei Battuti
- August 23 — International Folklore Festival
- Contemporary circus festival in the city gardens
September — Closing
- September 3–7 — Treviso International Saxophone Festival
- The festival continues until September 27
The complete programme, continuously updated, is available on TrevisoApp and the Treviso per te website.
Highlights Treviso in Summer 2026
Prices Treviso in Summer 2026
Practical information — Treviso in Summer
How to get there
The events take place in various locations in Treviso, most of which are in the historic centre, reachable on foot from Treviso Centrale station. For events in parks and neighbourhoods, it is advisable to consult the specific venues in the programme.
Programme and tickets
The complete programme is available on the TrevisoApp and in the events section of the Treviso per te website. Most events are free admission; some shows may require a ticket.
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Where does it take place — Treviso in Summer
Piazze, parchi, musei e teatri di Treviso