The most authentic flavor? The local one, of course! In Garda Trentino, from the end of September to mid-November, there’s a series of delicious events. Village festivals, fairs, and markets where you can taste many typical specialties and learn about the history behind the traditional dishes.

Mark all the Mese del Gusto events in your calendar: your personal journey through the flavors of Garda Trentino is about to begin!

All the events of the festival:

Mostra Mercato della Val di Gresta - Ronzo Chienis
29.09-06.10.2024
Tasting of processed products (pesto, vellutata, giardiniera) and experiences related to processing (e.g. preparation of giardiniera) or home gardening with a tour of the village.

Fiera di S. Francesco
05.10.2024
Tiarno di Sotto
Traditional fair with market and gastronomic itinerary with typical products.

Festival del Pesce d’Acqua Dolce
04-06.10.2024
Riva del Garda, Torbole e Nago
Meetings, tastings, and slow cooking, all on the theme of lake and freshwater fish.

Festa della Zucca e degli Ortaggi invernali
05-06.10.2024
Lasino 
The protagonist of this event is doubtless typical local cuisine, all based on pumpkin and winter vegetables.

Festa del Latte
12-13.10.2024
Fiavè 
Discover the secrets of dairy cow breeding and milk processing, typical local cheeses and fresh milk delicacies.

Maroni in Festa
19-20.10.2024
Drena
The streets of Drena are colourfully decorated to celebrate this typical autumn fruit: the Drena chestnut.

Reboro. Territorio & Passione
25-26.10.2024
Valle dei Laghi
The event dedicated to Reboro, a great Trentino red made with dried grapes is back.

Festa della patata del Lomaso
18-20.10.2024
A weekend packed with events to celebrate Piana del Lomaso and its most precious fruit, the Lomaso potato.

Frantoi Aperti
02-03.11.2024
Alto Garda
It’s always olive oil time in Garda Trentino. Two days to talk about, smell and taste the extra virgin olive oil made in the area’s best mills.

Festa della Noce
08-10.11.2024
Cavrasto, Bleggio Superiore
In Cavrasto the arches of the old farmhouses are turned into little shops for local produce.