Things to do in Formia this weekend: 10–11 October 2026 — Formia
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Things to do in Formia this weekend: 10–11 October 2026

Il Dado della Terra in Santo Janni, «Tramonto è Musica» at the Villa of Mamurra with a free shuttle, the Cuba exhibition and the museum. Borgo di Vino is postponed.

An end-of-season weekend between Gianola, the sea and the town centre: a new artwork unveiled with local schools, a sunset concert in the Roman villa, two exhibitions and the museum. The Borgo di Vino festival, instead, is postponed to November.

Saturday 10 October

  • 10 am, «Il Dado della Terra»: the artwork is unveiled in the new Santo Janni square in Gianola, with Formia’s school students and music by Alessandro Parente and Laerte Scotti («Il Respiro dell’Anima»). Promoted by the Municipality, the «Il Dado della Terra» association and the Archdiocese of Gaeta.
  • «Cuba no está sola» exhibition: Marco Palombi’s photographs at the IAT point in the Town Hall, Via Vitruvio 196, until 14 October. Free entry.
  • National Archaeological Museum: open 8:30 am–7:30 pm (last entry 7 pm), Via Vitruvio 184, ticket €5.

Sunday 11 October

  • From 5 pm, «Tramonto è Musica»: the fifth edition at the Villa of Mamurra, in the Riviera di Ulisse park in Gianola, with Oreste Monti on sax and the Hormiae Dance Company. A free shuttle runs from Via delle Vigne 37 (ex Seven Up) in Gianola.
  • National Archaeological Museum: also open on Sunday, 8:30 am–7:30 pm.

Postponed

Borgo di Vino, planned for this weekend, will take place on 6–8 November in the Borgo di Castellone because of bad weather.

Next weekend

Before you go out, check the weather and the sea and where to park; all dates are on the events page.

Source: comune.formia.lt.it, comune.formia.lt.it, comune.formia.lt.it, direzioneregionalemuseilazio.cultura.gov.it, latinatoday.it (checked on 10/10/2026).

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