Festivals in Avellino

In Lacedonia, a village in the Alta Irpinia region overlooking the Ofanto valley, the San Filippo Neri Festival is the most cherished spring...

Every year around September 19th, Cervinara pauses to honor San Gennaro, the bishop and martyr who serves as the patron saint of this town i...

In Cesinali, a small town in the Irpinia region near Avellino, the month of September is dedicated to San Gerardo Maiella. For three days, r...

Every year at the end of August, Montemarano gathers to honor its patron saint, San Giovanni, the town's first bishop, whose relics rest in...

As winter fades, the Irpinia region lights its traditional San Giuseppe bonfires: massive wood piles set ablaze in town squares around March...

Every year in mid-May, Mugnano del Cardinale renews one of its most heartfelt religious traditions: the San Liberatore Procession. The statu...

The San Mango sul Calore Carnival is the winter festival of this small Irpinian village overlooking the Calore valley, in the province of Av...

Every June 14th, Frigento, a village in Alta Irpinia overlooking the Valle d'Ansanto, gathers to honor its patron saint, San Marciano, a 5th...

The San Martino Film Festival (SMFF) brings independent Italian cinema to the main square of San Martino Valle Caudina, in the province of A...

The San Martino Valle Caudina Carnival is the most vibrant winter festival in the Caudina area. For two days, the center of this Irpinian to...

Every year from February 11th to 14th, Avellino gathers to honor San Modestino, the bishop, martyr, and patron saint of the city and diocese...

Every December 6th and 7th, San Nicola Baronia, a small village in the Irpinia region of Avellino province, lights its bonfires in honor of...

Every year around June 22nd, Villamaina gathers to honor its patron saint, San Paolino di Nola, celebrated alongside Saint Anthony. In this...

Every year, around May 17th, San Nicola Baronia gathers to honor San Pasquale Baylon, the town's co-patron saint, with a festival that blend...

The San Rocco and Santa Filomena Fair marks the end of the festival season in Trevico, the highest town in Campania, perched at 1,094 meters...

In Caposele, a village in Alta Irpinia known for the springs of the Sele river and the sanctuary of San Gerardo Maiella in Materdomini, the...

In Parolise, a small village in Irpinia perched at 546 meters among the Fiano di Avellino vineyards, the San Rocco festival is the most cher...

Every year in mid-August, Sturno renews its devotion to San Rocco with a festival that blends popular faith with village life. In this small...