Guastalla hosts Piante e Animali Perduti festival

The historic market-fair “Piante e Animali Perduti” in Guastalla, Italy, continues to serve as a significant cultural and economic event. The upcoming 29th edition, scheduled for September 26–27, 2026, will focus on the theme of natural vital energy, using the pomegranate as a symbol of abundance and regeneration.

The event features over 500 exhibitors offering floriculture, gastronomy, crafts, and livestock products. Recently, a delegation from the municipality of Campobasso attended the event to strengthen the ties between the two cities. The relationship between Guastalla and Campobasso is rooted in their shared history with the Gonzaga family, and the visit aimed to foster future collaboration and mutual promotion of their respective territories and traditions.