Spring in Sardinian Villages: events and experiences between tradition

Spring in Sardinian villages: schedule and highlights

From 25 April to 28 June 2026, villages across Sardinia host a widespread program dedicated to local traditions, craftsmanship and food products. Fourteen centres in Baronia, Ogliastra and Planargia take part, offering weekend events that showcase the island's culture and natural landscapes.

Why attend and what to expect

• Craft workshops: live demonstrations of weaving, ceramics and woodwork by local artisans.
• Tastings: wine, cheese and regional specialties featured in food-focused routes.
• Cultural events: live music, folk performances and exhibitions in squares and historic centres.
• Outdoor activities: hikes, coastal excursions, yoga sessions and horseback outings to explore seaside and inland scenery.
• Themed itineraries: guided tours focusing on architecture, history and local customs.

Main stops and selected dates

Below are some of the dates when villages open up with dedicated programs:

• 25-26 April – Orosei: sea-related activities, historic centre tours, workshops and family entertainment.
• 25-26 April – Girasole: markets, tastings and guided visits.
• 2-3 May – Siniscola: food routes, exhibitions and street music.
• 2-3 May – Tortolì: traditional workshops and folkloric shows.
• 9-10 May – Perdasdefogu: events tied to local customs and tastings.
• 16-17 May – Triei: guided visits, artisan stalls and music.
• 23-24 May – Bosa: spotlight on Malvasia wine, excursions and colourful historic centre.
• 23-24 May – Loceri: food routes and small local exhibitions.
• 24-25 May – Lotzorai: initiatives combining sea and tradition.
• 6-7 June – Baunei and Osini: customs, cooking workshops and folklore.
• 13-14 June – Villagrande Strisaili: music, exhibitions and traditional events.
• 20-21 June – Bari Sardo: food events and entertainment.
• 27-28 June – Lanusei: closing weekend with exhibitions, music and local routes.

Practical tips for visitors

• Plan travel between stops: many events are scheduled on consecutive weekends—consider driving or local transport options to make the most of your visit.
• Bring practical clothing for walks and possible coastal winds (light hiking shoes, windproof jacket).
• Book tastings and workshops in advance when possible, as places may be limited.
• Check updated schedules: each village offers different activities, so review the latest program before leaving.

This spring program is a chance to discover an authentic Sardinia, away from mass tourism, highlighting the identity of small communities and local craftsmanship.