Events near me

Patron saint festivals, processions and food fairs in the coming days, nearest first

or type a town

Starting town

Radius

The site does not store your location.

Frequently asked questions

How does the events near me search work?

Tap “Find events near me” and allow your browser to use your location, or type the name of a town and pick it from the list. You will see the events of the next 15 days within the chosen radius (25, 50 or 100 km), nearest first. If there is nothing within the radius, the search widens automatically.

Is my location stored?

No. The site does not store your location or send it to Google Analytics: only your browser uses it, while the page is open. To calculate road distances, your browser sends the coordinates of the starting point and of the events to the OSRM routing service, run by the FOSSGIS association, as explained in the privacy policy.

Can I search without GPS?

Yes. Type the name of a town in the text field and choose the right one from the suggestions: the search starts from there. It works with every town in the regions covered by the site.

Is the distance shown the real one?

At first you see the straight-line distance; a moment later, if the OSRM service responds, it is replaced by the road distance, calculated on OpenStreetMap maps and marked with the ≈ sign. For the exact route use “Directions”, which opens Google Maps.

Which events are shown?

The patron saint festivals, religious rites and food fairs published on the site that take place in the next 15 days, including those already under way. For later dates, see the calendar of each region.

Events in the coming days

Every week, somewhere in Italy, there is a patron saint festival, a procession or a village food fair (sagra). This page helps you find the ones closest to you: tap the button to use your phone's location, or type the name of the town you are starting from.

You will see the events of the next 15 days within the radius you choose, nearest first, with the date, the distance and a link to directions. Each page has the programme with times, the history of the festival, what to eat and tips on getting there.