Festivals in Torino

Every spring, Alpignano, just outside Turin, hosts the San Giuseppe Fair, a traditional commercial event that brings Via Cavour and Piazza V...

Every March, San Secondo di Pinerolo, in the Metropolitan City of Turin, celebrates the San Giuseppe Fair alongside the historic Floricultur...

Every year on the third Sunday of July, Collegno celebrates its patron saint with the San Lorenzo Fair, the heart of a patronal feast that e...

Every August 10th, the small hamlet of Chambons, a district of Fenestrelle in the upper Chisone Valley, gathers to honor its patron saint, S...

Every November, the historic center of Chieri, in the province of Turin, hosts the San Martino National Fair, one of the most cherished and...

Every spring, Nichelino comes alive with San Matteuccio, the smaller, spring-time edition of the celebrations dedicated to the patron saint,...

The San Maurizio Buskers Festival turns Piazza Marconi into an open-air stage for two nights of street theatre, contemporary circus, and won...

The San Maurizio Canavese Biennial is an open-theme painting and drawing competition and exhibition organized by Unitre San Maurizio Canaves...

The San Maurizio Canavese Carnival is a popular festival that brings the streets and squares of this town near Turin to life every winter. M...

Every September, the town of Vigone, located in the Pinerolo plains of the Province of Turin, celebrates its patron saint with the San Nicol...

Every second Monday of May, Pianezza, located at the gates of Turin, revives one of its most deeply rooted traditions: the San Pancrazio Fai...

Every year in mid-June, the small hamlet of Corbiglia in Villarbasse (Metropolitan City of Turin) gathers around its ancient Romanesque chur...

The Carnival of San Raffaele Cimena, a small town in the Turin hills of Piedmont, is the most colorful event of the year: masquerade parades...

Every year, on the last weekend of September, Carignano celebrates its patron saint with the San Remigio Patronal Feast. The "September with...

Every year in mid-August, the village of Mattie celebrates its patron saint, San Rocco, with a two-day festival that weaves together spiritu...

Every year, the San Rocco Festival brings the Braidacroce hamlet of Valperga, in the heart of the Canavese region, to life with four days of...

Every year in late January, Grugliasco, in the Metropolitan City of Turin, celebrates its patron saint, San Rocco, with two weeks of events...

Every year in early July, Ivrea celebrates its patron saint, San Savino, with one of the most heartfelt patronal festivals in the Canavese r...