Weekend of Ferragosto in Biellese celebrated with food, dance, and volunteer efforts
Ferragosto Festivities in the Piedmont Region: A Culinary and Cultural Delight
Get ready for a delightful celebration as the towns of Bioglio, Cossato, Coggiola, Ponderano, Cavaglia, Mongrando, Callabiana, Magnano, Sandigliano, and Rosazza in the Piedmont region of Italy gear up for Ferragosto, the significant Italian holiday marking the Feast of the Assumption of Mary.
Bioglio From 7 PM, join a festive dinner featuring a variety of dishes, including spicy mussels, vegetable caponata, stuffed peaches, grilled meat, and fried fish. Afterward, dance the night away with Ei Foll 23 or the Nets, offering rock-pop music. A Scala 40 tournament takes place at 8:30 PM, adding an extra dash of excitement to the evening.
Cossato On Friday, attend a mass at 10:30 AM in the parish church. Later, immerse yourself in the Kòs Music Festival, with dj-Trope spinning tunes from 9:30 PM in Piazza Tempia. Don't miss the Luna Park in Piazza Cri, which will be open until August 30.
Coggiola Experience the traditional "Ferragosto vierese" event, serving typical dishes of the region from 7 PM on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Mongrando Curanuova opens a gastronomic stand at 7:30 PM on Friday, serving polenta concia. Later, Tony D'Aloia's orchestra provides the music for an evening of dancing.
Callabiana Savour polenta dishes, including concia, gorgonzola, and sausage, on Saturday. Later, enjoy music with Number One: dj Cocker and Enzino.
Magnano Join the tenth edition of the "Polenta in piazza" during the Fiera di San Rocco. On Saturday from 7:30 PM, various dishes, including polenta concia, are served, followed by music with Bdf Trio. On Sunday, a market, walks, children's animation, music, and other initiatives take place from 9:30 AM.
Sandigliano The "Notte della brace" gastronomic event starts on Saturday, featuring grilled meat as the main dish. A "tendata" under the stars is available for the younger and more adventurous.
Rosazza On Saturday, the Pro loco organizes the traditional polenta concia at the Dasè.
Cavaglia Although specific events are not detailed, the town's scenic beauty and local cuisine make it a must-visit during Ferragosto weekend.
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it's best to contact local tourism offices or check their official websites closer to the event date. Happy Ferragosto!
Tips for Finding Schedules and Events
- Local Municipal Websites: Check the official websites of each municipality. They often list upcoming events and festivals.
- Social Media and Local Groups: Follow local Facebook groups or social media pages dedicated to these towns. Local residents and event organizers often post updates about upcoming events.
- Tourism Boards: Visit the Piedmont Region's tourism website or local tourism offices for information on festivals and events during Ferragosto.
- Local Newspapers and News Sites: Check local newspapers and news sites for the Piedmont region, as they often list events happening in nearby towns.
- Community Noticeboards: Physical noticeboards in town centers and local shops can also provide information about upcoming events.
