Rito dello Stollo e della Focarazza
Il “rito dello stollo e della focarazza” è un’antica festa che si tiene ogni 24 novembre a Santa Caterina, nel comune di Roccalbegna, per celebrare Santa Caterina d’Alessandria. Il rito,…
Il “rito dello stollo e della focarazza” è un’antica festa che si tiene ogni 24 novembre a Santa Caterina, nel comune di Roccalbegna, per celebrare Santa Caterina d’Alessandria. Il rito,…
Sarà un’escursione alla scoperta degli alberi monumentali e delle orchidee. È in programma sabato 16 aprile, in località Roccalbegna, un’escursione alla scoperta di uno dei luoghi più affascianti dell’Amiata: la…
Da venerdì 6 agosto a domenica 8 agosto, a Roccalbegna si tiene il quarto Fine settimana medievale sotto l´egida di Dante Alighieri per il Settecentesimo centenario dalla sua morte. L´iniziativa,…
Le spine saranno aperte dalle 17. Obbligatoria la prenotazione entro e non oltre il 12 Luglio al numero (+39) 377 4047423 (CLARA), sarà necessario lasciare il recapito telefonico per ottimizzare…
Si tratta della festa di paese che lega il sacro al profano. Si fonda su un’antica leggenda “La Madonna del Pero”, ha il pregio di coniugare la tradizione contadina alla…
Si tratta di una tradizionale festa che coinvolge tutto il piccolo borgo di Santa Caterina, nel territorio di Roccalbegna. Si svolge nel periodo estivo e rappresenta per la comunità locale…
Si tratta di un appuntamento imperdibile. La sagra della trippa valleronese è una tipica festa paesana con stand gastronomici e musica dal vivo. Oltre a la “trippa valleronese” sono disponibili…
La Sagra del biscotto salato di Roccalbegna celebra il tipico prodotto che viene prodotto in questo territorio. Le origini del biscotto salato sono lontane e la sua forma è caratteristica. Si presenta intrecciato ad…
L’attesa di babbo Natale si fa ancora più magica grazie alla Focarazza che viene accesa la notte del 24 dicembre. A Roccalbegna la tradizione della Focarazza, qui gli uomini del…
L’arrivo dell’Epifania regala a Roccalbegna una bella dose di carica emotiva così da salutare le feste con il rito dell’accensione della Focarazza d’epifania. I festeggiamenti in attesa dell’arrivo della Befana,…
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