Dolomiti Arena 2026: free concerts amid the peaks of the Belluno

Dolomiti Arena 2026: free concerts in the nature of the Belluno Dolomites

Dolomiti Arena, the festival that blends music and landscape, is back for summer 2026 as a must-attend event for outdoors and culture lovers. The programme features free concerts in carefully chosen natural settings, designed to highlight iconic sites in Valbelluna and the Belluno Dolomites.

Schedule and artists

• Saturday 18 July 2026 – Monte Avena: Francesca Michielin
• Saturday 25 July 2026 – Lake Santa Croce (shore): Negrita
• Sunday 2 August 2026 – Longarone: Tiromancino (new venue for the festival)
• Sunday 9 August 2026 – Setteville: Omar Pedrini
• Saturday 22 August 2026 – Santa Giustina: Joan Thiele (closing night)

Why attend

Dolomiti Arena combines live music and sustainable tourism: free concerts in natural locations encourage discovery of mountain landscapes and support local communities economically. The event is ideal for visitors who appreciate slow travel and outdoor experiences.

Practical tips

• Travel and transport: plan logistics in advance; mountain venues may have limited parking. Check for public transport options or shuttle services where available.
• Accommodation: book early in nearby towns (Feltre, Alpago, Longarone, Val di Zoldo) to make the concert part of a nature-focused stay.
• What to bring: layered clothing, torch, water, snacks and a blanket or folding chair. Leave no trace and pack out your rubbish.
• Accessibility: some sites may be difficult for people with reduced mobility; verify accessibility details before traveling.
• Free entry and reservations: concerts are free; check whether registration or capacity limits apply.

Local impact

The festival is designed to promote the Belluno area: local authorities, tourism operators and organizers work together to showcase trails, lakes and villages, generating positive effects for the local economy and raising awareness of natural heritage.

Attending Dolomiti Arena means enjoying music and nature together: plan ahead, monitor weather conditions and respect the environment for a memorable experience.