The Sagra delle Pesche in San Sperate is a three-day mid‑July festival celebrating local peach production through tastings,artisanal showcases, folk performances, and street food—rooted in deep agricultural and cultural tradition. The tasting and tours are held in the evening

The Sagra delle Launeddas in San Vito is a traditional summer festival that celebrates the ancient Sardinian wind instrument known as launeddas. Held in the hometown of master musician Luigi Lai, the event features live performances by local players, traditional music and dance, and a strong sense of cultural pride. It offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience one of Sardinia's oldest musical traditions in an authentic and festive atmosphere.

The Mauritanian Wedding (Matrimonio Mauritano) is a traditional Sardinian ceremony that reenacts the ancient rural wedding rites of the island's farming communities, particularly in the town of Santadi. This symbolic celebration features a bride and groom in traditional attire, a procession on decorated ox-drawn carts, folk music and dances, and rituals such as the sprinkling of grain or water to bless the couple. Often performed with a real wedding, the event ends with a festive banquet showcasing Sardinian cuisine. More than a reenactment, it's a living tribute to Sar

The Candelieri of Iglesias is a traditional religious procession held in the town of Iglesias, Sardinia, inspired by the more famous Faradda dei Candelieri of Sassari. Large, decorated wooden structures called candelieri (candlesticks), carried on the shoulders by devoted participants, are paraded through the streets in honor of the Virgin Mary. The event combines devotion, tradition, and community spirit, and features music, folk costumes, and a solemn yet festive atmosphere. It is a deeply rooted expression of faith and cultural identity in southern Sardinia.

The Culurgiones Festival in Castiadas is an annual celebration of Sardinia's traditional stuffed pasta, culurgiones, made with potatoes, mint, and pecorino cheese, shaped in a distinctive braided pattern. Held in the town of Castiadas, the event features tastings of local dishes, live folk music, traditional dances, and artisan crafts. It's a vibrant festival that highlights the rich culinary and cultural heritage of the region.

The celebration of Sant'Efisio in Cagliari starts on May 1st and lasts until May 4th. It is a traditional religious procession honoring the city's patron saint, involving a pilgrimage from Cagliari to the ancient site of Nora. The event features people dressed in traditional Sardinian costumes, decorated carts, and various cultural and religious rituals, making it one of the most important and heartfelt festivals in Sardinia.