The event was created to celebrate the traditional agricultural New Year, a very important day in rural culture that marked the beginning of the agricultural year, the sharecroppers’ arrival on their new plots at the end of the land-tilling cycle, and the effective date of agricultural contracts.
Today, it is an opportunity to:
This year’s event will feature an exhibition dedicated to the ancient craft of Romagna rust-printing, which many believe originated in Montescudo, complete with demonstrations of the process.
Starting in the morning, there will be traditional Romagna songs and dances, as well as musical performances, with opportunities to sample traditional local dishes such as “maltagliati ai fagioli.”