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📅 Every year, four days in early June
Palermo's independent-publishing festival fills four June days with author talks, readings and publishers' stands. Its 17th edition took place from 4 to 7 June 2026 at the Cantieri Culturali alla Zisa.
📅 June-September, approximate dates
The world's most famous open-air opera season, inside the Roman amphitheatre.
📅 Every year; the 2026 edition, the twentieth, ran 19–21 June
Three days of wine masterclasses, awards and open tastings, with more than 700 labels poured in the cloister of San Francesco. Castelbuono has run its festival of wine and taste since 2007.
📅 Every year, on 1 June
On 1 June Urbino celebrates Saint Crescentinus with a procession through the streets of the old town, inside the walled city of Federico da Montefeltro.
📅 Every year, on 1 June
On 1 June San Giustino celebrates the patron who gives the town its name, and the flower carpet is laid out along the old streets of the historic centre.
📅 Every year, on 1 June
On 1 June Rocca Sinibalda, a municipality of 853 inhabitants in the province of Rieti, celebrates its patron saints Agapito and Giustino.
📅 Every year, on 1 June, with the fair in the central streets; the Palio della Rosa enlivens the hamlets
Aulla celebrates Saint Caprasius on 1 June, with a fair filling the central streets of the town all day. The town organizes the Palio della Rosa among the districts formed by its hamlets each year, and the Premio Lunezia, a festival dedicated to singer-songwriters.
📅 Every year, from 1 to 3 June, with the solemn mass, procession and balloon release; co-patron Saint Francis Xavier
Santeramo in Colle celebrates Saint Erasmus, bishop and martyr, from 1 to 3 June, with a solemn mass, procession and balloon release, along with a parade in period costume featuring ladies and knights; the town's co-patron is Saint Francis Xavier.
📅 Every year, on 1 June; the Nzegna in the second week of August
Falerone celebrates Saint Fortunatus of Todi on 1 June, with a procession accompanied by the town band. In the second week of August, the districts parade with carts made of wheat for the Nzegna.
📅 Every year, on 1 June; on 17 August co-patron Saint Clare of the Cross is celebrated
Montefalco celebrates Saint Fortunatus on 1 June, in the pieve where legend says he was parish priest, decorated by Benozzo Gozzoli and Tiberio d'Assisi; on 17 August, Saint Clare of the Cross is instead celebrated, called the Montefalco patron saint.
📅 Every year, on 1 and 2 June
Guardialfiera celebrates Saint Gaudentius on 1 and 2 June; his relics, donated in 1751 by Pope Benedict XIV, are kept in the cathedral of Santa Maria dell'Assunta, which opens with one of the few Holy Doors existing outside Rome, thrown open once a year precisely during the patronal feast.
📅 Every year, on 1 June; the patron, the Nativity of Mary, is celebrated on 8 September
Maserà di Padova celebrates the co-patron Saint Marianus on 1 June; the patron, the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is celebrated on 8 September.
Eight 25-metre obelisks dance on the bearers' shoulders: UNESCO-listed.
📍 Nola →A night of collective work for petal carpets over which the procession passes.
📍 Spello →On 16 June the riverbanks glow with tens of thousands of small lamps: Pisa by candlelight.
📍 Pisa →In late June the ham houses open and the town becomes one collective table.
📍 San Daniele del Friuli →An equestrian tournament among the farms of the Alpe di Siusi, with costumes and true tradition.
📍 Castelrotto →
