The Langhe region, with its breathtaking hills and rich food and wine heritage, offers a summer full of unmissable events and traditions. Are you planning a visit between June and August? Here are the most important festivals and village fairs you shouldn’t miss!
June
Festival of Roses – Bossolasco (June 1-2, 2025) Known as “The Village of Roses,” Bossolasco celebrates this flower every year with a festival that fills its streets with petals and fragrances. During the event, you can admire rose exhibitions, join guided garden tours, and taste local delicacies.
Barbera Festival – Agliano Terme (June 15-16, 2025) An event dedicated to lovers of Barbera, the iconic wine of this area. Tastings, live music, and traditional dishes make this festival a must-attend occasion.
Piedmontese Mixed Fry Festival – Ferrere (June 8-9, 2025) For those passionate about Piedmontese cuisine, this festival is a perfect opportunity to savor the famous “fritto misto,” a traditional dish that combines meat, vegetables, and sweets in a crispy, delicious fry.
July
Collisioni Festival – Barolo (July 6-8, 2025) Italy’s most famous agrirock festival, combining music, literature, and fine food. International artists perform in Barolo, while the surrounding hills provide the perfect setting for wine tastings and cultural events.
Roero Music Fest – Guarene (July 2025) A jazz festival that brings summer evenings to life among the Roero vineyards. A great chance to enjoy high-quality music while sipping local wines.
August
Hazelnut Festival – Cortemilia (August 20-25, 2025) Cortemilia celebrates the Piedmont IGP hazelnut with a week of events, including tastings, cooking shows, and craft markets. A perfect opportunity to discover the secrets of this precious nut.
Mangialonga – La Morra (August 24, 2025) A 4-km food and wine walk through the vineyards of La Morra. A route with multiple stops where you can taste traditional dishes paired with the region’s finest wines.
Ferragosto Festival – Bussia, Monforte d’Alba (August 13-17, 2025) A traditional festival that combines music, great food, and religious celebrations in one of the most charming villages of the Langhe.
Carmagnola Pepper Festival (August 30 – September 8, 2025) Although at the end of summer, this festival is one of the most awaited in Piedmont. The Carmagnola pepper is celebrated with food stands, cultural events, and cooking shows.
Summer in the Langhe is an experience that goes beyond traditional tourism: it’s an immersion in local traditions, authentic flavors, and unique landscapes.
Which event do you not want to miss this year?
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