Tocatì Festival
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Tocatì Festival (International Street Games Festival)

location_onVerona, Verona e Lago di Garda

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Date

September 18 – September 20, 2026

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Free

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Audience

Everyone

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The Tocatì Festival returns to Verona from September 18–20, 2026, transforming the city's piazzas and streets into a vibrant space dedicated to games, memory, and cultural exchange. Founded in 2003 by the Associazione Giochi Antichi, this international festival has established itself as one of the most important events celebrating traditional games, recognising gaming communities as authentic guardians of a living heritage worthy of preservation and celebration. Over three days, Verona becomes a true world piazza, where tourists, families, and enthusiasts can discover and participate in Italian traditional games, meet international guests from around the globe, enjoy captivating performances, and engage in cultural activities. A unique opportunity to immerse yourself in a festive and inclusive atmosphere, where entertainment intertwines with the discovery and sharing of gaming traditions often forgotten. The Tocatì represents far more than a simple festival: it is a chance to reflect on the educational and social value of play, its power to forge authentic connections between people and communities, and its fundamental role in transmitting cultural memory. In Verona, amid the splendour of the Arena and medieval charm, games return to centre stage as a universal language of encounter and sharing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Tocatì Festival?expand_more
Tocatì is the International Street Games Festival, an event founded in 2003 that celebrates traditional games and collective gaming heritage. During the festival, piazzas and streets transform into game spaces with participants from around the world.
What activities are planned during the festival?expand_more
The festival features Italian traditional games, cultural performances, international guests, and interactive activities. City piazzas and streets become play areas where visitors of all ages can participate and discover diverse gaming traditions from different cultures.
Who is the festival aimed at?expand_more
The festival welcomes families, children, teenagers, and adults eager to discover the cultural and social value of play. It is an opportunity to immerse yourself in gaming traditions from various cultures and actively participate in the proposed activities.
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