A lively Festival that perfectly combines Historical Reenactment, Folk-rock Music and a festive atmosphere open to all.
A lively and engaging celebration of Celtic Culture, Music, and Traditions
The Arezzo Celtic Festival is an annual event held in Arezzo dedicated to celebrating Celtic culture, traditions, music, and pagan themes.
The three-day festival usually takes place at the end of July (corresponding to the Celtic festival of Lughnasadh).
Free Entry
A true immersive “Celtic Village” with Historical Reenactments, themed Markets, Camps, Food stands inspired by Celtic/pagan traditions.
Live Music
Celtic, folk, and pagan music, featuring harps, bagpipes and other instruments, fire shows, Irish dancing, juggling, and many other performances.
Ceremonies such as handfastings (Celtic weddings).
Opening Ceremony
The festival often opens with a spectacular procession through the streets of Arezzo’s city center, featuring hundreds of costumed figures, bagpipe players, and drummers, culminating with the lighting of the “sacred fire”.
The Music
Folk, Folk-Rock, and Celtic Punk
Historical Reenactment
A dedicated area is transformed into a reconstructed Celtic camp with period dwellings.
Warriors, Artisans, and Druids in historical costume, demonstrations of Ancient Crafts (blacksmithing, weaving), Combat and weapons displays.
Craft Market
Celtic objects such as jewelry (torques, triskells), clothing (kilts, tunics), leatherwork, replica weapons.
Traditional musical instruments (bodhrán, tin whistle).
Food and Drink
In addition to Tuscan specialties, you can enjoy Irish stew, Scottish ales, whisky and cider tastings, and other themed delicacies. The pub area is always very lively.
WHEN
This event usually takes place annually at the end of July.
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 check in advance to confirm the event and dates.
Arezzo Celtic Festival
Parco Sandro Pertini
Arezzo
Tuscany – Italy
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