Mugello proudly preserves its rural soul through a rich calendar of agricultural fairs—events that celebrate the land, farming life, and centuries-old market traditions. These gatherings have animated local villages for generations, with livestock shows, local products, and traditional crafts.

In Vicchio, the “Fiera Calda” takes place in late August. Once known throughout the Florentine countryside, it was an important moment for rural communities between the harvest and grape harvest. Today, it remains a festive event full of local goods, animals, and tradition.

In Borgo San Lorenzo, the “Fiera Agricola Mugellana” is a major event for the agricultural sector. It features machinery exhibitions, livestock showcases, local produce, and demonstrations of modern and traditional farming techniques.

In San Godenzo, the Ancient Harvest Festival brings to life the traditional wheat threshing, with live demonstrations, folk music, and typical country dishes—a tribute to the farming culture of the past.

Palazzuolo sul Senio hosts the Alto Mugello Agricultural Fair, which traces its roots back to the “Cattle Fair” of the 1970s. Today, it remains a key summer event with animals, market stalls, and local specialties.

In Barberino di Mugello, September marks the return of the historic Cattle Fair, now revived as “InFiera”—a three-day event featuring animal exhibitions, farmers' markets, crafts, and a rich program of activities that reconnects the town with its rural roots.

Finally, in Dicomano, the October Fair is a historic autumn event dating back to the Middle Ages, when the town was a key market crossroads. Today it offers a journey through the tastes and traditions of the Mugello and Tuscany, with open-air markets, local food, and cultural heritage.