Nightlife
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“Questa terra non assomiglia a nessun altro posto. La Sardegna e’ un’altra cosa: incantevoli spazi e distanze da viaggiare, nulla di definitivo. E’ come la liberta stessa”
Cit. David Herbert Lawrence
Nightlife
You can experience the vibrant atmosphere of music festivals such as the famous “Time In Jazz,” an extraordinary opportunity to appreciate performances by internationally renowned musicians in picturesque locations. Besides the jazz notes, the Sardinian night comes alive in the markets of San Teodoro and Budoni, where local crafts, authentic gastronomy and a lively atmosphere create the occasion for pleasant evening strolls. Through the alleys of San Pantaleo, you’ll discover the artists’ village with its open-air market and picturesque views. At open-air cinemas and seasonal festivals you can enjoy romantic and relaxing evenings with friends and family. Finally, for those seeking exclusivity, the glamorous venues of the Emerald Coast offer an unparalleled nightlife experience. Nighttime in Sardinia turns into a unique experience, where elegance, art and beauty come together to create unforgettable memories.
san pantaleo open-air market
Operating from early May until mid-October, it is a distinctive attraction in the region. Situated between the main square and the surrounding narrow lanes, the village presents itself as a charming backdrop of greenery, offering visitors a unique shopping experience. The market boasts a significant presence of typical local handicrafts, along with cashmere and linen clothing, jewelry and artwork. Over the years, the village has attracted many artists from various parts of Europe and the world, including painters and artisans who display and sell their works to visitors and tourists. In addition to the stalls, the village also offers a variety of stores, clubs and restaurants that contribute to a unique and memorable visiting experience. It is therefore considered an essential stop for those spending their vacations in northeastern Sardinia, offering an opportunity to immerse oneself in local culture and discover unique and authentic creations.
jazz in sardinia
In Sardinia, jazz brings to life numerous cultural events. The Time in Jazz festival, established in the picturesque setting of Berchidda in 1988, is an institution in the national live music scene. In addition to engaging musical performances, the festival offers an eclectic program that includes music-related film screenings, photography exhibitions and contemporary art displays, creating an irresistible mix of artistic stimuli for the public. At the same time, the Music on the Mouths Festival, inaugurated in 2001, attracts world-renowned artists while firmly retaining its roots in the Sardinian territory. This event has grown into a widespread experience involving numerous municipalities in Northern Sardinia, embracing the territory and celebrating its cultural richness.
outdoor cinema
The outdoor cinema experience in Sardinia offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the magic of the big screen under a starry sky. One of the focal points of this experience is the Tavolara Film Festival, an event established in 1991 that takes place every summer between the enchanting setting of Tavolara Island, San Teodoro, Porto San Paolo and Olbia. What makes this festival so special is its setting: to attend the screenings, you board a ferry, crossing the crystal clear waters of the marine protected area. In San Teodoro, Cinema under the Stars takes on a particularly striking dimension at the courtyard of the La Cupola Municipal Theater. Here, spectators are enveloped in the cozy and familiar atmosphere while enjoying screenings of the most beloved films. It is an occasion not to be missed, an experience that combines the natural beauty of Sardinia with the emotional power of cinema, creating indelible memories for all who attend.
“Life in Sardinia is perhaps the best a man can hope for: twenty-four thousand kilometers of forests, countryside, and coastline immersed in a miraculous sea should coincide with what I would advise the good Lord to give us as Paradise.” Fabrizio De André
