
Patron Saint FestivalSeptember
Festa di Sant’Isidoro a Castelsardo (Festival of Saint Isidore)
location_onCastelsardo, Gallura e Costa Smeralda
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Date
September 19, 2026
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Free
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On September 19, 2026, Castelsardo celebrates the Festa di Sant'Isidoro, the patron saint of farmers, blending religious devotion with Sardinian folk heritage. The religious program begins in the afternoon in Piazza Nuova with a solemn Holy Mass, followed by the traditional procession carrying the saint's statue toward the Cattedrale di Sant'Antonio Abate. The parade winds through the charming town's landmarks, including Piazza La Loggetta, via Nazionale, via Rinascita, and Spalti Manganella for a solemn blessing. The devotional procession is accompanied by the evocative sounds of launeddas, alongside horses, ox-drawn carts, and festively decorated tractors. Following the religious ceremonies, the festivities return to Piazza Nuova with food stands serving sandwiches and drinks. Evening entertainment features traditional music and folk dance performances by Gruppo folk Sassari Vecchiu and Gruppo folk Ampuriesu, wrapping up with a lively DJ set.
Text generated with AI based on the sources provided.Frequently Asked Questions
When does the event take place?expand_more
The event takes place on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
Where does the event take place?expand_more
The event takes place in Castelsardo.
How does the procession of Sant'Isidoro unfold?expand_more
The procession starts from Piazza Nuova and reaches the Cattedrale di Sant'Antonio Abate through the village streets, accompanied by the melodies of launeddas, ox carts, horses, and decorated tractors.
What entertainment is planned in Piazza Nuova?expand_more
Piazza Nuova hosts a food area offering sandwiches and drinks, along with live music and dance shows by Gruppo folk Sassari Vecchiu, Gruppo folk Ampuriesu, and a final DJ set.
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