Tuttomele 2026
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Tuttomele 2026 is the 47th edition of the exhibition devoted to Piedmontese and Italian apple-growing, held in the historic centre of Cavour, in the Province of Turin, from 7 to 10 November 2026. The event is organised by ProCavour together with the Municipality of Cavour and is dedicated to fruit-growing, local produce, agriculture and the excellence of the area [1].
Opening and venues
The 2026 edition began on Saturday 7 November, with exhibitions, shows, competitions and the market already open from the morning. The official opening, with the San Lorenzo di Cavour municipal band, was held at 2.30pm [1]. The heart of the event was divided between piazza Sforzini, with the exhibition of local fruit production, and piazza Solferino, home to Expo Agri, devoted to agricultural machinery and the world of fruit-growing. The Nanni Vignolo exhibition area, between via Goito and via Goytre, hosted commercial stands and apple sales directly from producers [1].
Numbers and exhibitors
According to Marcello Bruno, president of ProCavour, the 2026 edition of the Tuttomele Expo in the Nanni Vignolo exhibition area recorded around 150 commercial exhibitors inside the pavilion, as well as numerous other stands outside [1].
New features: craft beers and music
New features of the 2026 edition include the Craft Beer Hall, set up in the Slow Food area of piazza Solferino, and the Tuttomele Music Festival, organised by ProCavour's youth group. The first music evening, at the marquee theatre in the Nanni Vignolo exhibition area, featured guests Lorenzo Ginex and Giulia Frencia, starting at 10pm with free admission [1].
The programme on the following days
On Sunday 8 November the day opened with the farmers' market and a static exhibition of vintage motorcycles organised by the La Rocca motorcycle club, in via Giolitti 13. At 10.30am guided walks along the trails of La Rocca began, organised by the Vivi la Rocca association, while the Abbey of Santa Maria, in via Saluzzo, hosted short concerts at 11am and 3pm [1]. In the afternoon there were visits to the Fontana Romana spring and the «Paese in festa» event, with music from the Filarmonica Vinovese G. Verdi of Vinovo. Piazza Solferino hosted the «PerCorso di potatura» pruning walk, while the municipal hall in piazza Sforzini saw the opening of the photo exhibition «30 volti di Giolitti». The day closed with the comedy «Col'antriganta mare madòna», performed by the Compagnia teatrale Piccolo Varietà at the marquee theatre, with free admission [1]. On Tuesday 10 November the event continued with the Fiera di San Martino, in the streets and squares of the historic centre, from 9am to 5pm, alongside a display of agricultural machinery and fruit-growing equipment. At the marquee theatre, also at 9am, a conference was held titled «La frutticoltura del futuro: nuovi portainnesti, nuove varietà, nuovi fitofagi e nuovi patogeni» («The future of fruit-growing: new rootstocks, new varieties, new pests and new pathogens»), part of the «Tuttomele scende in campo» initiative [1].
Sources
- TorinoOggi — 7 November 2026