The patron saint of Calmasino
"Far San Michele" means "to leave one's accommodation," "to clear out," "to relocate," and similar. This saying originated from the custom - in some regions of our country - of setting the expiration date for apartment rental contracts on the day of San Michele.
An event that has been passed down since antiquity.
In Calmasino, the ancient fair of San Michele returns. On Saturday evening, we will have fire eaters, stilt walkers, and DJ music from the good old days of the '80s/'90s with gourmet risottos (we will reveal the details gradually). On Sunday, the town will relive the excitement of the parade of our hero farmers who will rush through the streets of the center; we will have the LudoBus with 80 original games to entertain kids, teens, and adults, our friends the Cantori de la Val will be there, afternoon music, checkers, chess, ping pong with a Paralympic athlete, a Latin American dance performance, and in the evening, sky observation with professional telescopes and an intervention by Monica Consolini, who will tell us about her latest solo bicycle journey around the world.