In province of Agrigento, in the beautiful Sicilian town Bivona, summer ends on a high note with a festival dedicated to the famous PGI-labelled Pescabivona.
The long-awaited event is held every last weekend of August, and it has become an interesting tourist attraction thanks to the rich presence of history, art and extraordinary natural landscapes in…
From the first to the second Sunday of July, for eight days, Agrigento is embellished by ancient traditions, legends and customs to celebrate Saint Calogero.
During the festivities, the most traditional traits of Agrigento culture surface along the city streets, such as the tradition of walking barefoot from one's home to the shrine dedicated to him,…
Also known as Fastuca Fest, the Pistachio Festival takes place the 3th weekend of September, with the purpose to promote the delicious green fruit, precisely defined in dialect "Fastuca".
The cultivation of pistachio was introduced in Sicily by the Arabs. Raffadali's pistachio in particular, is a highly prized product with an intense flavour, which is used…
Recorded for the first time in 1677, the Celebration of Gesù Nazareno takes place every year on the second Sunday of June, and it's one of the most ancient and popular Sicilian celebrations.
It is composed by various stages: "A costruzione du carru" and "a 'mmurditura di l'assi e du timuni" start the main preparatives of…
It’s official! Agrigento is going to be the Italian Capital of Culture in 2025: it was the Secretary of State for Culture Gennaro Sangiuliano that stated so on March 31th during the ceremony in Sala Spadolini in Rome. The mayor of Agrigento Franco Miccichè welcomed the news, saying he was 'thrilled and proud!' for the prestigious…