The allegorical Carnival parade in the heart of the Brembana Valley
The Zognese Carnival is the Carnival celebration of Zogno, the main center of the Brembana Valley, in the province of Bergamo. Organized by the Municipality of Zogno in collaboration with the Oratory, it features a grand allegorical parade that attracts groups and floats from Zogno and nearby hamlets.
The highlight is the Sunday parade of allegorical floats, accompanied by masked groups competing for prizes. The districts and hamlets โ from Ambria to Endenna โ participate with elaborate creations and themed costumes, in an explosion of colors and fantasy.
Alongside the parade, the program includes festive moments dedicated to children at the Oratory and final entertainment with fritters, sweets, and surprises for everyone. The Zognese Carnival is an identity event that brings together the community and visitors of the valley every year, in the Lombardy Region.
The 2026 edition of the Zognese Carnival is held on February 14, 15, and 17, organized by the Municipality of Zogno in collaboration with the Oratory. The heart of the celebration is the allegorical parade on Sunday, February 15, with floats and masked groups crossing the town.
The program includes a party dedicated to middle school children at the Zogno Oratory, the Sunday parade with competition and awards, and the costume party at the Ambria Oratory.
Competition registrations are free (deadline Friday, February 13).
The Carnival takes place between February and March, coinciding with the Carnival period. In 2026, February 14, 15, and 17.
The parade starts from the Zogno Market Area (BG); other events are held at the Zogno Oratory and the Ambria Oratory. Competition registrations are free.
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