The Halloween Village returns to Sassari on Friday, October 30 and Saturday, October 31, with two days of music, shows and entertainment in Piazza Tola. The program, aimed at audiences of different ages, also includes the Su Mortu Mortu procession through the historic center.

Now in its third edition, the event is organized by CCN In Centru with the Civico Events Cultural Association and the Tusitala Association. The two associations have worked together for years to stage Su Mortu Mortu and the shows on the square’s stage. The village will be set up for both days and will serve as the focal point for the scheduled events.

The schedule and planned events are spread across Friday and Saturday:

  • Friday, October 30, at 19, the village opens; DJ sets and entertainment are scheduled from 20:00.
  • On Friday at 21:30, join MADWEEN, a party for university students hosted by the MadParty team.
  • Saturday, October 31, at 18, the village reopens.
  • On Saturday at 19:00, there will be entertainment for children.
  • At 19:45, the traveling show Su Mortu Mortu is scheduled to arrive in the square, following its route through the streets of the center.
  • At 20:00, a concert by Tieni il Tempo – Tribute 883; from 22:30, the party continues with GU Party.

Su Mortu Mortu’s stop in the square will mark the procession’s final moment and be one of Saturday’s main events. The procession will pass through the streets of the city center before reaching Piazza Tola. In this way, tradition joins the shows and musical events of the festival.

After the procession arrives, the stage will host Tieni il Tempo, returning after the positive response to its first edition. The tribute features songs by 883, the duo formed by Max Pezzali and Mauro Repetto. The evening will then continue with GU Party, bringing the two days of events in the square to a close.

The program for October 30 and 31 therefore brings together activities for children, music and an event rooted in local traditions. Those wishing to attend can enjoy the events in Piazza Tola and, in the case of the procession, along the streets of the historic center before it reaches the square.