Zubiena Beer Festival

The Zubiena Beer Festival

Every summer, the small town of Zubiena, nestled among the morainic hills of the Province of Biella in Piedmont, becomes a meeting point for those who love beer, good food, and music. The Beer Festival, organized by the Pro Loco of Zubiena with the support of the municipality, is one of the most anticipated events of the summer season in the Biella area.

A village festival atmosphere

The Zubiena event is a popular festival in the most authentic sense: no frills, just a great desire to be together. The event takes place in a covered area, ensuring the program is never compromised by bad weather. Long tables, mugs of beer, and the aroma of the grill accompany the evenings in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere that attracts locals, residents of neighboring villages, and visitors from across the Canavese and Biella regions.

Cuisine and specialties

The gastronomic heart of the festival is the kitchen stand, which offers simple and tasty dishes from the Piedmontese convivial tradition:

• Grilled meat, the undisputed star of the evenings
• Fried fish, a delicious alternative for fried food lovers
• Draught beer and soft drinks, served throughout the event

The kitchen service generally opens in the early evening, later giving way to music and entertainment.

Music and entertainment

The soundtrack of the Beer Festival is one of its most beloved ingredients: each evening offers something different, from revival nights dedicated to the greatest hits of the 70s, 80s, and 90s, to high-energy DJ sets and live band concerts that keep the crowd dancing until late at night. It is the perfect opportunity to spend a carefree evening in good company, one toast at a time.

An event rooted in the territory

The Beer Festival is a recurring appointment on the calendar of the Pro Loco of Zubiena, which has been enlivening village life for years with food festivals, parties, and initiatives. Participating means discovering an authentic corner of Piedmont, far from the major tourist circuits, where the tradition of hospitality and conviviality is still very much alive.