Festivals in Lazio

The Pofi Carnival is one of the most deeply rooted folk festivals in the Ciociaria region. Every year, during the Carnival season, the cente...

In the historic center of Pofi, in the province of Frosinone, the Pofi Fest - The Smile Festival transforms Piazza Vittorio Emanuele into a...

The Pofi Summer Carnival brings all the joy of Carnival to August, with allegorical floats parading through the streets of this Ciociaria vi...

Established in 1951, the Poggio Bustone Porchetta Festival is one of Italy's longest-running culinary events. Every October, this village ov...

Every December, the historic center of Poggio Moiano, a village in the Sabina Mountains in the province of Rieti, comes alive with Christmas...

In the heart of winter, the village of Sacrofano, located just outside Rome and the Veio Regional Park, celebrates its rustic culinary tradi...

Since 1911, on the Sunday following January 17th, the churchyard of San Nicola in Supino comes alive for the traditional Polenta and Sausage...

Every November, Rocca Massima, the highest town in the province of Latina, gathers around the steaming cauldrons of the Polenta Festival. In...

In Capranica, in the heart of the Viterbo Tuscia, the Polenta Festival lights up the first days of December with the dish that best defines...

In Alvito, a charming village in the Comino Valley (Frosinone), the Polenta Festival brings the quintessential dish of the Apennine winter t...

In the heart of winter, the village of Cervara di Roma hosts the Polenta Festival, the most delicious event of the cold season. Nestled over...

Every year, to celebrate the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, Rocca Sinibalda kicks off the Christmas season with its Polenta Festival. I...

The Casperia Polenta Festival is one of the most cherished autumn events in the Rieti Sabina region. Every October, this medieval village in...

Every autumn, the historic center of Castelnuovo di Porto, a village in the Metropolitan City of Rome, fills with the aromas of the Polenta...

Every autumn, Monteflavio, a village in the Lucretili Mountains at an altitude of 800 meters, dedicates an entire Sunday to polenta prepared...

Every autumn, the medieval village of Nerola, in the province of Rome, dedicates an entire weekend to polenta served steaming hot in a tradi...

Every year, in the days following Ferragosto, Orvinio hosts its Polenta Festival: a tradition spanning over forty years that fills the town...

Every autumn, the village of Nazzano, in the Metropolitan City of Rome, dedicates a full Sunday to polenta cooked in copper cauldrons accord...