Between September 28 and October 1, 2026, Feria Valencia will host the combined realization of several important events for the habitat sector.
The joint celebration will include Feria Hábitat València, Textilhogar, Espacio Cocina SICI, and the new 360 by Cevisama area, all organized under the València Inspira Diseño 2026 initiative.
This major event will bring together different segments linked to the habitat industry in an integrated exhibition with significant international reach. The main focus will be directed towards large retailers and contract segment operators.
The initiative is planned to occupy over 110,000 square meters of exhibition space and will feature the participation of approximately 1,500 exhibiting companies and brands.
The city of Piracicaba will host the 29th Polenta Festival between July 24 and 26, an event dedicated to celebrating Italian culture in the region. Located approximately two hours from São Paulo, the festival takes place in the Santa Olímpia neighborhood, an old colony established by families from northern Italy in the late 19th century.
This annual festival brings together cultural performances, local wines, and typical cuisine. The main dish, polenta, is served in various forms, such as fried and grilled, and is accompanied by sauces. Additionally, the menu includes sausage and couscous, representing Trentino-Tyrolean cuisine. In each edition, it is estimated that about five tons of food are prepared for the participants.
The event's program includes shows, choir performances, the election of the festival queen and princess, and a traditional opening mass on Friday night, the 24th. The festival was organized by the community itself in collaboration with the municipal government, aiming to honor the cultural heritage of the regions of Trento and Tyrol, which are currently part of Italy and Austria. The immigrants who left these areas acquired the Santa Olímpia Farm in 1892, thus founding the Tyrolean Colony of Piracicaba.
The Polenta Festival began in 1991, marking one hundred years of immigration. It has now become one of the most important events in Piracicaba, attracting around 25 thousand visitors annually. Residents keep alive the architecture, cuisine, and even the dialect brought by their ancestors more than a century ago.
During the event, all commercial transactions must be made using a consumption card, which can be loaded at official counters. This payment method will be accepted at all points of sale, eliminating the need for physical cash or tokens. The payment system will only be active during the three days of the festival, and any excess credits will not be refunded after the closing.
The event will take place in Praça Jacob Stenico, in Santa Olímpia, Piracicaba. Admission is free. Parking is available, charging R$ 25 for motorcycles and R$ 30 for cars.
