A Free Event with three days of great Music, Historical reenactments, Shows, Food, Workshops and Entertainment for everyone, featuring the greatest national Artists on the Celtic scene!
Samhain Celtic Festival, an annual event held in the charming medieval village of Mondavio, dedicated to Celtic traditions, particularly the Samhain Festival (the ancient New Year’s Eve celebration). Celtic, celebrated on October 31st and November 1st, the origin of Halloween).
An immersive Festival
that blends Celtic folk music, Irish/balfolk dances, historical reenactments, Celtic craft markets, ancient games, workshops, and food and wine (mead, cider, craft beers, “Celtic” and Marche dishes).
Three days to celebrate the Celtic New Year, on a journey that combines history, music, and tradition with the illuminated village, fireworks, symbolic rites for the transition to winter, an autumnal and spiritual vibe.
In Ireland, this event marks Halloween night, and bonfires play an important role in this celebration.
Live Music
a mix of Irish folk, Celtic rock and Medieval Folk. Irish music sessions, concerts on the main and second stages.
Dances
Workshops and entertainment with Celtic dance groups and sessions open to all
Reenactments and Activities
Archers and Crossbowmen, Historical Entertainment, Celtic Games (ancient competitions and games in the gardens)
Kids’ Area
with creative workshops (e.g., creating fantasy creatures)
Markets and Food
Historic taverns with traditional dishes (stews, meats, soups, vegetarian options), and Celtic drinks.
Craft stalls (jewelry, clothing, Celtic instruments),
WHEN
This event usually takes place every year at the end of October
Free Entry
For information, dates, and event schedule, visit the website listed at the end of the article
The events listed may be subject to change or cancellation.
It is always advisable to inquire in advance to confirm the event and dates
Samhain Celtic Festival
Mondavio (Pesaro-Urbino)
Marche – Italy
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