Festivals in Sicilia

Every March 5th, Lipari celebrates San Bartolo dei Contadini, one of the four annual observances dedicated to the patron saint of the Aeolia...

Every February 13th, Lipari celebrates San Bartolo dei Pescatori, the first of four annual commemorations dedicated to the patron saint of t...

Every second Sunday of July, Comiso celebrates its patron saint, San Biagio, with one of the most heartfelt religious festivals in the Ragus...

Every first Sunday of October, San Piero Patti, a small village in the Nebrodi mountains in the province of Messina, celebrates its co-patro...

Every year in early February, the San Biagio district of Castell'Umberto, nestled in the Nebrodi mountains in the province of Messina, renew...

Every February 3rd, the medieval village of Motta Camastra, overlooking the Alcantara Valley in the province of Messina, celebrates Saint Bl...

Every February 3rd, Bronte, located on the slopes of Mount Etna in the province of Catania, pays tribute to Saint Blaise (San Biagio), co-pa...

Every year in early February, the San Biagio district of Terme Vigliatore, in the province of Messina, celebrates its patron saint with a fe...

Every January 11th, the town of Comiso in the province of Ragusa renews its solemn vow to its patron, Saint Blaise (San Biagio Martire), fol...

The San Biagio Summer Festival is the highlight of the summer in Militello Rosmarino, a village in the Province of Messina overlooking the N...

Every July, during the Feast of San Calogero, Agrigento's Viale della Vittoria transforms into a grand market fair that has accompanied the...

Every summer, Realmonte—a small town in the province of Agrigento overlooking the famous Scala dei Turchi—celebrates its patron saint with t...

Every year, around August 18th, Ventimiglia di Sicilia celebrates the San Calogero Festival with solemnity and deep devotion, honoring the h...

Every last Sunday of August, Mussomeli, in the heart of the Caltanissetta province, celebrates the San Calogero Hermit Festival, one of the...

Every year in early September, Porto Empedocle (Agrigento province) gathers around San Calogero, the venerated "Black Saint" and patron of t...

Every year in mid-June, Santo Stefano Quisquina relives one of the most evocative religious festivals in the Agrigento hinterland. On the ev...

Every June 18th, the Madonie village of Valledolmo, in the province of Palermo, renews its ancient devotion to San Calogero, the hermit reve...

For the first two Sundays of July, Agrigento comes to a standstill for San Calogero, the Black Saint and co-patron of the city. Through the...