Festivals in Sicilia

Every year in mid-May, Giarre, in the heart of the Ionian Sicily in the province of Catania, celebrates its patron saint, Saint Isidore the...

Every year, on the evenings of July and August, the famous Scala di Santa Maria del Monte in Caltagirone transforms into an immense carpet o...

In Collesano, a medieval village in the heart of the Madonie Park, the Saint James Festival is a July event that blends faith with popular t...

The Saint John Bosco Festival, known locally in Cammarata as the Don Bosco Festival, is the event that marks the end of the summer season in...

The Saint John the Baptist Festival is the most significant religious and cultural celebration in Ragusa, dedicated to the city's patron sai...

Every year, Vittoria, in the heart of the Ragusa province, celebrates its patron saint, Saint John the Baptist, with one of the most heartfe...

Every year at the end of August, the small village of Granieri—a rural hamlet of Caltagirone in the heart of Sicily—celebrates its patron sa...

Every year in late June, Acitrezza celebrates its patron saint, John the Baptist, with one of the most beloved festivals on the Ionian coast...

Every June 24th, the small village of Sperlinga in the province of Enna celebrates its patron saint, Saint John the Baptist, with a festival...

Every June 24th, Castelbuono celebrates Saint John the Baptist with one of the most heartfelt folk festivals in the Madonie mountains. Along...

Every Easter Monday since 1842, Carlentini has renewed a tradition that is unique among Sicilian Easter celebrations: the Saint Joseph and H...

Every year around March 19th, Castell'Umberto renews its ancient devotion to Saint Joseph with a festival that blends popular faith and culi...

Every March 19th, the town of Menfi in the Agrigento province renews one of Sicily's most heartfelt traditions: the Tavolata di San Giuseppe...

Every year around March 19th, Balestrate celebrates Saint Joseph with one of the most heartfelt devotional festivals in the province of Pale...

In Acquedolci, on the Tyrrhenian coast of the Nebrodi mountains in the province of Messina, the Saint Joseph Feast is the most cherished pat...

In the heart of the Old Town of Milazzo, in the province of Messina, the Saint Joseph Feast renews a deeply felt popular tradition every yea...

In Borgetto, in the province of Palermo, the Saint Joseph Feast is one of the most deeply felt traditions in Western Sicily. Out of devotion...

Every year around March 19th, the small village of Baucina, in the province of Palermo, transforms into a stage for devotion and culinary de...