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Arcevia Grape Festival: the harvest celebration in the heart of the Marche region

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From September 24th to 27th, Arcevia hosts the historic Grape Festival featuring wine tastings, street performances, and the rediscovery of rural traditions in the Marche region.

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from 24/09/2026 to 27/09/2026
Arcevia Grape Festival: the harvest celebration in the heart of the Marche region

The oenological tradition in the village of Arcevia

From September 24th to 27th, the historic center of Arcevia prepares to welcome the traditional Grape Festival. Situated in a dominant position on the hills of the Marche region, the village represents an emblematic example of fortified medieval architecture, known for its network of nine castles that testify to the ancient strategic importance of the territory during the 15th century. The event takes place within this historical context, transforming the stone alleys and panoramic squares into a natural stage dedicated to the world of viticulture.

A journey through culture and gastronomy

The event is structured through a program that combines the rigor of peasant culture with moments of popular entertainment. Visitors have the opportunity to access numerous gastronomic stands, where the culinary offerings are based on typical products from the Esino basin and surrounding areas. Guided tastings allow for a deeper understanding of local labels, with a particular focus on the native varieties that characterize the wine production of the Marche region.

The cultural offering is enriched by musical performances and itinerant artistic shows that occupy public spaces, creating a constant dialogue between the village's identity and the flow of visitors. The atmosphere during the four days of the festival is intended to celebrate the end of the harvest, a pivotal moment in the agricultural calendar, experienced here with a choral participation that actively involves both the resident community and the public arriving from outside the region.

Logistics information

The Grape Festival is open to the public throughout all four days, with hours ranging from the afternoon until late at night. The streets of the historic center, characterized by a peculiar morphology, remain open to allow free access to the events, while service stations and tasting points operate continuously. It is advisable to consult the official channels for specific updates on individual shows and the availability of parking areas located near the city walls. For further details and to plan your visit, you can refer to the organization's contacts and the dedicated portal.

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