Events in Naples today, October 3, 2026: What to do in the city

On Saturday, October 3, 2026, Naples welcomed sunny skies and a high of 27 degrees , and the city responded with one of the busiest weekends of autumn. The program includes Open House Napoli , the Campania Libri Festival at Palazzo Reale, the Napoli Overdrive Festival at the Centro Direzionale, and a concert by Biagio Antonacci at the Teatro Grande in Pompeii. The calendar also includes the first chestnut and porcini mushroom festivals, the TXT Festival theater , and several exhibitions open throughout the city.

Today is a day to be enjoyed on foot: from Vomero to the historic center , among churches, courtyards, and architecture normally closed to the public. Here's the complete program, divided by type, with verified times, locations, and prices.

Music and concerts

Biagio Antonacci Unplugged at the Teatro Grande in Pompeii

📍 Location: Teatro Grande, Pompeii Excavations (NA)
📅 Saturday, October 3, at 21:00
💰 Paid admission, prices vary by sector
🔗 Reservation: tickets on TicketOne

Biagio Antonacci concludes the triptych of dates for his Unplugged 2026 project in Pompeii , a tour designed to bring out the most naked side of his music. The stage is the Teatro Grande degli Scavi di Pompei , a Roman cavea from the Augustan era that has been restored to host concerts again: a venue worth the trip in itself.

The acoustic format revisits his best-known hits, from his early works to his most recent works, with arrangements for strings and guitars. The concert is part of a ten-night program the Milanese artist held in Pompeii between September and October.

For those arriving from Naples, the Naples-Pompeii train line is the most convenient option: the Pompei Scavi Villa dei Misteri station is just a few minutes from the site entrance. A practical tip: arrive early, as pedestrian access to the archaeological area is generally limited between 19:30 PM and 20:30 PM.

Spinacorona, Neapolitan musical walks

📍 Location: Churches and historic sites in central Naples
📅 Saturday, October 3rd, from 12:00 until the evening
💰 Entrance Free
🔗 Program: napolike.it

The tenth edition of Spinacorona , conceived and directed by maestro Michele Campanella , brings classical music out of the auditoriums and into the churches of the historic center. The 2026 edition is dedicated to Ludwig van Beethoven.

Saturday is a busy day: it begins at 12:00 PM at the Church of Santa Maria di Costantinopoli , continues at 17:00 PM at the Church of San Giovanni a Carbonara , and at 19:00 PM at the Church of Sant'Eligio Maggiore . Each stop lasts about an hour, and admission is free, subject to availability.

The festival's value lies in the intersection of repertoire and architecture: listening to a string quartet beneath the frescoes of San Giovanni a Carbonara changes the way you experience music. Practical advice: arrive 20-30 minutes early to secure a seat and check the official program, as venues may vary.

Theater and shows

Number 10, the Maradona show at the Palapartenope

📍 Location: Palapartenope, Naples
📅 Saturday, October 3, at 21:00
💰 Paid entrance with dedicated ticket
🔗 Further information: Number 10, the show about Maradona

"Numero 10 ," the theatrical show dedicated to Diego Armando Maradona, debuts at the Palapartenope . The production retraces the life of the Argentine champion, intertwining story, images, and music.

The play focuses on the human dimension beyond the sporting legend, between Naples and Argentina, with a staging designed for the large arena audience. The show opens the season at the Palapartenope.

Practical tip: The best seats for a debut performance sell out quickly, so it's a good idea to buy your ticket in advance. The venue is served by Metro Line 1 and several bus lines, with limited parking in the area.

Serena Rossi in "SereNata a Napoli" at the Diana Theater

📍 Location: Diana Theater, Via Luca Giordano 64, Naples
📅 From October 2nd to 18th, thirteen performances (also on October 3rd)
💰 Paid admission, tickets on TicketOne
🔗 Reservation: tickets on TicketOne

Serena Rossi brings her show "SereNata a Napoli – Notturno di musica e parole" to the stage of the Teatro Diana , a show conceived and performed by the Neapolitan actress. After its summer success at the Arena Flegrea, the show's theatrical debut is scheduled for October 2nd and runs through October 18th with a total of thirteen performances.

The story begins with the myth of Parthenope , the siren who died after failing to enchant Ulysses, and concludes with present-day Naples. Music, traditional songs, and monologues alternate in a narrative that intertwines the city's history and personal memories.

Tickets sell out quickly on weekends, so it's best to book early. Practical tip: Weekday evening performances are the most available; for Saturdays, check for seats in the side sections.

TXT Festival 2026 at the Naples Theater

📍 Location: Mercadante, Ridotto and San Ferdinando Theatres, Naples
📅 Saturday, October 3rd, from afternoon to night
💰 Paid entry with dedicated tickets
🔗 Program: teatrodinapoli.it

The second day of the TXT Festival 2026 , the festival curated by Pier Lorenzo Pisano , fills the three halls of the Teatro di Napoli with shows, performances, and meetings. It kicks off at 17:00 pm at the Teatro Mercadante with “#TXTINCERCHIO – La parola declinata,” featuring rapper Anastasio , writer Martin Crimp , memer Giulio Armeni , and performer Gaia Ginevra Giorgi.

At the Ridotto del Mercadante , Andrea Dante Benazzo 's "11:54" will be performed with English surtitles, with three performances at 18:30 PM , 19:45 PM , and 21:00 PM . At the Teatro San Ferdinando, the evening opens at 20:00 PM with "Le Jardin" by Collectif Greta Koetz, in French with surtitles, and continues at 22:00 PM with the debut of "Haunted" by Gaia Ginevra Giorgi.

The closing event is at 23:00 PM in the San Ferdinando foyer with "Il memato del giorno," a performance inspired by the meme workshop, followed by the TXTPARTY with an aftershow curated by Giorgi herself. Practical tip: performances at the Ridotto have a limited capacity, so it's best to book in advance on the theater's website.

My damned friends at the Cilea Theater

📍 Location: Cilea Theatre, Via San Domenico 11, Naples
📅 Saturday, October 3, at 21:00
💰 Paid entrance fee
🔗 Reservation: teatrocilea.it

The show "Damned Friends of Mine" arrives at the Teatro Cilea following the success of the television show of the same name. It features the stories of a group of longtime friends, filled with jokes, misunderstandings, and shared memories, in a format that emphasizes direct contact with the audience.

The theater's schedule includes performances spread between October 1st and 4th , with performances on Saturday at 21:00 PM and on Sunday at 18:00 PM. The theater on Via San Domenico is small, so stalls tend to fill up first.

Practical tip: For those arriving from the city center, the fastest route is Metro Line 1 to Vanvitelli Station; the climb up Via San Domenico is steep but short, so it's worth allowing a few extra minutes in the evening.

Exhibitions

The Myth of Capri at the Certosa di San Giacomo

📍 Location: Certosa di San Giacomo, Capri (NA)
📅 Until October 18, 2026
💰 Entrance fee according to the museum's rates
🔗 Information: napolike.it

The exhibition The Myth of Capri. Two Hundred Years after the Discovery of the Blue Grotto (1826-2026) recounts how the island became, over two centuries, one of the most iconic places in the European imagination. The exhibition, set in the spaces of the Certosa di San Giacomo , traces the wave of visitors, artists, and writers who, since the grotto's discovery, have transformed Capri into a legend.

Alongside the main exhibition, the Certosa also hosts The Roman Nymphaeum of the Blue Grotto. Photographs by Luigi Spina , a work dedicated to the underwater world and the sculptures found at the bottom. The two exhibitions read like a single narrative, blending archaeology and the imagination.

Practical tip: The Certosa is about a ten-minute walk from the center of Capri; during high season, it's best to visit early in the morning, before the organized tours have arrived.

Double Scene. From Toulouse to Toulouse to Sant'Anna dei Lombardi

📍 Location: Monumental Complex of Sant'Anna dei Lombardi, Naples
📅 Until November 20, 2026
💰 Paid entrance fee
🔗 Information: napolike.it

Doppia Scena is an exhibition that compares two moments and two visual cultures linked by the word "Toulouse." The exhibition unfolds in the Sant'Anna dei Lombardi Complex , one of the most evocative places in the center of Naples, famous for Guido Mazzoni 's sculptures and Vasari's sacristy.

The exhibition is part of the city's autumn calendar and can be visited with the same ticket that grants access to the complex. It's worth combining the exhibition with a visit to the church, which houses the Lamentation over the Dead Christ , a masterpiece of Renaissance terracotta sculpture.

Maria Lai at the Madre Museum

📍 Location: Madre Museum, Via Settembrini 79, Naples
📅 Until October 12, 2026
💰 Entrance fee according to the museum's rates
🔗 Information: napolike.it

The Madre Museum is dedicating a major exhibition to Maria Lai , the Sardinian artist who passed away in 2013, spanning sixty years of work: from looms to sewn books, to the collective works that made her famous. Thread and writing are the two materials with which Lai constructed a highly personal language.

The exhibition is one of the last chances to see it: it closes on October 12th . Practical tip: the Madre is also open on Mondays, so weekends aren't the only time; the combined ticket includes the permanent collections.

Ibrahim Mahama. Voyageur in Piazza Municipio

📍 Location: Piazza Municipio, Naples
📅 Until November 18, 2026
💰 Entrance Free (outer space)
🔗 Information: napolike.it

In Piazza Municipio , a few steps from the Maschio Angioino, Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama exhibits "Voyageur," an installation that explores the materials of trade and migration. The work is designed for public spaces and can be walked through without a ticket.

The decision to locate it in a busy square, in front of the port and the government buildings, makes it visible to anyone walking through the city center. Practical tip: the late afternoon light enhances the details of the materials; it's worth combining your visit with a stroll along the waterfront.

Festivals of the day

Maxi IGP Chestnut and Porcini Mushroom Festival in Roccamonfina

📍 Location: Roccamonfina (CE), Piazza Nicola Amore and historic center
📅 From October 3rd to November 1st, every weekend
💰 Entrance Free, paid dishes
🔗 Information: napolike.it

The Maxi Festival of the PGI Chestnut and Porcini Mushroom opens its 48th edition today , transforming Roccamonfina, at the foot of the extinct volcano, into a vast marketplace of flavors. The stars of the festival are the PGI Roccamonfina chestnut and porcini mushrooms, served roasted, as well as pasta dishes and autumn specialties.

The stands open around 18:00 PM and stay open until late, with free concerts and a Ferris wheel completing the program. Local hazelnuts, apples, and walnuts also arrive on subsequent weekends.

Practical tip: Parking in the historic center fills up quickly; it's best to use the outlying parking areas and walk to Piazza Nicola Amore. For those who want to combine food and nature, the Roccamonfina-Foce Garigliano Regional Park offers trails and panoramic views to complement your visit.

31st Taburno Bean Festival in Campoli del Monte Taburno

📍 Location: Campoli del Monte Taburno (BN), town center
📅 Saturday, October 3rd and Sunday, October 4th
💰 Entrance Free, paid dishes
🔗 Information: napolike.it

The Taburno bean has reached the finish line of its 31st edition . Saturday kicks off at 19:00 PM with the Casa del Fagiolo (Bean House), a fry shop, and a grill, while Sunday kicks off at 8:30 AM with a trek through the valley and Vespa and Fiat 500 rallies.

The menu includes "lavanelle e fagioli campolese," "modonostro" beans, and "montanara" pasta with bean cream. Saturday evening concludes with folk music by the Janua group ; both days, children's workshops are scheduled in the library.

Practical tip: Sunday morning is the best time for trekking, before the heat and crowds reach the square; the kitchen opens at 12:30 , so it's best to line up early.

Oktoberfest Cilento in Agropoli

📍 Location: Agropoli Sud market area, Via Sandro Pertini, Agropoli (SA)
📅 From October 2nd to 11th
💰 Entrance and parking free, paid drinks
🔗 Information: napolike.it

The second edition of the Cilento Oktoberfest brings Bavarian tradition to the Salerno coast. Stalls open at 19:00 PM , and on Saturdays and Sundays, they also open for lunch from 12:00 PM ; concerts begin at 20:30 PM , and DJ sets begin at 23:00 PM.

Beer, German specialties, and local cuisine coexist in an area equipped with long tables, designed for groups and families. Admission is free, and parking is free, making the event accessible even to those arriving by car from Naples or Salerno.

Practical tip: Saturday evening is the busiest; for a quick dinner, arrive by 20:00 PM. Those who prefer a quieter atmosphere can opt for Sunday lunch.

41st Chestnut Festival in Salza Irpina

📍 Location: Salza Irpina (AV), town center
📅 From October 2nd to 4th
💰 Entrance Free
🔗 Information: napolike.it

In Irpinia, chestnuts are the undisputed star of autumn, and Salza Irpina opens its 41st Chestnut Festival with a weekend dedicated to forest produce. Roasted chestnuts and chestnut-based specialties are paired with local wines and live music.

The festival kicks off a long season of celebrations dedicated to wild berries in the province of Avellino, which will continue throughout October in several municipalities. The town center hosts food stands and spaces for local crafts.

Practical advice: the area is served by hilly roads, so getting there by car is easy, but the roads are winding. It's best to set off slowly and check the schedule on the municipal channels, as evening schedules may vary.

The Macenata in Paternopoli

📍 Location: Paternopoli (AV), historic center
📅 Friday, October 2nd and Saturday, October 3rd
💰 Entrance Free
🔗 Information: napolike.it

Macenata is the festival of grape stomping, a rural ritual that relives every year in Paternopoli , Irpinia. With folk music, folklore, and autumn flavors, the town comes alive with traditional "macene" (traditional grape presses) and wines from the recently concluded harvest.

The event takes place on Friday, October 2nd and Saturday, October 3rd, with food and wine stands and entertainment in the squares. It's an event that combines the memory of farm work with a collective celebration.

Practical tip: This is an outdoor evening event, so it's a good idea to dress in layers. The area is easily walkable, but parking near the center is limited.

46th Mushroom Festival in Cusano Mutri

📍 Location: Cusano Mutri (BN), a village in the Matese area
📅 From September 25th to October 18th
💰 Entrance Free, paid dishes
🔗 Information: napolike.it

The Cusano Mutri Mushroom Festival , now in its 46th year , is one of the most popular events in Sannio. Porcini mushrooms are the star of the food stands, along with other Matese cuisine specialties.

The village becomes a journey through gastronomy, typical products, crafts, and local traditions, with accompanying visits and excursions. The event continues until October 18th , so today is one of the first opportunities of the month.

Practical tip: Cusano Mutri is about an hour and a half from Naples; those who want to combine the festival with a hike can explore the Matese trails , but appropriate clothing and hiking shoes are required.

Books and culture

Campania Books Festival at the Royal Palace

📍 Location: Royal Palace and National Library, Naples
📅 From October 1st to 4th, today is the third day
💰 Entrance Free at the meetings
🔗 Program: napolike.it

The fifth edition of the Campania Libri Festival will take place at the Palazzo Reale, featuring a program of around 300 events and over 100 publishing houses. This year's theme is "Jesce sole ," an ancient Neapolitan propitiatory chant, and the festival pays homage to Roberto De Simone and the 50th anniversary of La gatta Cenerentola.

On Saturday, October 3rd, 105 free events are scheduled , with admission free until capacity is reached. Among the highlights is a double panel on the theme of anti-fascism, starting at 10:00 a.m. in the Sala Pastorella. The Roberto De Simone Arena , curated by the Rai Production Center, will feature presentations and discussions with the authors.

Practical tip: During the festival, festival visitors receive a 50% discount on the standard ticket to the Palazzo Reale Museum. Many events have limited places available: it's best to check the online program and arrive early.

Children and families

Naples City Tour: Free Guided Tours for Kids

📍 Location: Four sites in the center (Italian Institute for Philosophical Studies, Certosa di San Martino, Ruota degli Esposti, 18th-Century Naples itinerary)
📅 Saturday, October 3, at 10:30 e 12:00
💰 Free with booking
🔗 Information: napolike.it

Giro giro Napoli offers guided tours dedicated to children in four symbolic places of the city: the Italian Institute for Philosophical Studies , the Certosa di San Martino , the Ruota degli Esposti and a walk in eighteenth-century Naples.

The activities are designed to engage younger children with simple language and short stories, introducing them to artistic heritage without boring them. Each stop lasts approximately one hour.

Practical tip: the visit is free but requires booking on the initiative's official channel; with small children, the 10:30 am session is best , when it's cooler and the routes are less crowded.

OHN Kids Village and the "Naples in Bricks" exhibition

📍 Location: La Santissima Community Hub, Naples
📅 During the Open House Napoli weekend (October 2-4)
💰 Activities for free
🔗 Information: openhousenapoli.org

The OHN Kids Village is Open House Napoli 's space designed for children, with creative workshops and play activities. Among the attractions is the "Naples in Bricks" exhibition , a reconstruction of the city's iconic sites made from building blocks.

The village is located at the La Santissima Community Hub and operates throughout the festival, with rotating activities. It's a way to introduce children to the theme of architecture and the city without the burden of a traditional guided tour.

Practical tip: Some activities require reservations, so it's a good idea to check the official schedule. For those with small children, the morning slot is the most manageable.

Campania Books Festival KIDS

📍 Location: Royal Palace, Naples
📅 Saturday, October 3rd
💰 Free
🔗 Program: napolike.it

The Campania Libri Festival also has a section for children, with readings, workshops, and meetings with children's book authors. The KIDS program takes place in the Palazzo Reale and introduces children to the world of stories and illustration.

Practical tip: Children's activities are concentrated in the afternoon; arriving early allows you to fit more activities into the same day.

Guided tours and itineraries

The final appointment of the City of Naples Yellow Tour

📍 Location: itinerary in the historic center of Naples
📅 Saturday, October 3rd, from 10:00 12:00
💰 Free with reservations required
🔗 Information: napolike.it

The final appointment for the City of Naples Mystery Tour , the "See Naples in the Summer and Come Back" series , which takes visitors to places associated with novels and stories of the genre. The walk begins in the morning and winds through the alleys and squares of the city center.

The tour is led by guides who share anecdotes and settings, intertwining literature and urban history. The tour lasts approximately two hours, with the meeting point communicated at the time of booking.

Practical tip: Participation is free , but seating is limited and assigned by reservation, so it's a good idea to confirm your attendance in advance. Comfortable shoes are recommended for the cobblestone streets of the historic center.

Open House Naples, eighth edition

📍 Location: over 70 sites in the city, between the center and the suburbs
📅 From October 2nd to 4th
💰 Visits for free, many by reservation
🔗 Program: openhousenapoli.org

For its eighth edition , Open House Napoli opens the doors of over 70 locations normally closed to the public, with more than 150 events including historic buildings, contemporary architecture, private homes, and construction sites. New for 2026 is the Sconfinamenti section , which takes the festival outside the city center and specifically to the Phlegraean Fields.

Among the scheduled tours is "Women's Architecture in Naples ," scheduled for October 3 and 4, which explores the contributions of various female professionals to the city's transformation in the 20th century. On Saturday, October 3, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. , visits to the Italian Green Factory construction site on Via Argine are also planned.

Tours are free, but many require reservations through the official program. A practical tip: choosing two or three nearby sites in advance avoids wasting time traveling, as the sites are spread throughout the city.

A Royal Weekend of History and Archaeology: Royal Palace of Caserta and Herculaneum

📍 Location: Royal Palace of Caserta and Archaeological Park of Herculaneum
📅 Saturday, October 3rd and Sunday, October 4th
💰 Entrance fee according to the site rates
🔗 Information: napolike.it

A two-day itinerary unites two UNESCO heritage sites: the Royal Palace of Caserta , with its apartments and park, and the excavations of Herculaneum , the Roman city buried by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD. The route is designed for those who want to explore both the Bourbon pomp and the daily life of antiquity.

Guided tours take place in shifts over the two days. Herculaneum, unlike Pompeii, preserves intact buildings, frescoes, and furnishings, offering a more intimate insight into Roman life.

Practical tip: The Royal Palace of Caserta is quite large, so it's best to dedicate half a day to it and wear comfortable shoes. For Herculaneum, tickets must be verified online because admission is limited.

Sports

Pink Forest in Capodimonte

📍 Location: Royal Wood of Capodimonte, Naples
📅 Saturday, October 3rd
💰 Registration free
🔗 Information: napolike.it

Bosco in Rosa (Bosco in Pink) is the women's race that returns to the Royal Forest of Capodimonte for a morning of sport and awareness. The 5-kilometer route passes through the park's artistic and botanical wonders, along tree-lined avenues and overlooking the city.

The race is free to register and open to all participants, with a meeting point in the morning. The initiative combines sport with the promotion of prevention and health.

Practical tip: The park is easily accessible by bus from the city center; participants should arrive at least half an hour early to pick up their bibs. Registration closes quickly, so check the event's official channel for the latest status.

Motors

Naples Overdrive Festival at the Centro Direzionale

📍 Location: Naples Business Center
📅 From October 2nd to 4th
💰 Entrance Open admission
🔗 Information: napolike.it

The Napoli Overdrive Festival transforms the Centro Direzionale into a large space dedicated to motors. On display are supercars, classic cars, and motorcycles from brands such as Ferrari , Lamborghini , Porsche , Aston Martin , and Lotus . Performances by international stuntmen are also scheduled.

Saturday is among the busiest days. In the afternoon, the tasting experience resumes at 16:00 PM with a guided tasting session, followed at 18:00 PM by a masterclass dedicated to Campanian cheeses. On Sunday, the program culminates with the "Tour Exclusive" car parade.

Saturday, October 3rd, and Sunday, October 4th are the busiest days: it's best to arrive early to avoid the crowds. Practical tip: those arriving by car can use the parking lots at the Centro Direzionale, but public transportation will help you avoid the traffic on the way out.

Excursions and nature

Monks' Walk at Dawn at the Certosa di San Martino

📍 Location: Certosa and Museum of San Martino, Largo San Martino 5, Naples
📅 Saturday, October 3rd, from 6: 00 to 7: 30
💰 Entrance fee according to the museum's rates
🔗 Information: napolike.it

The Certosa di San Martino opens on a special day at dawn on Saturday, October 3rd, when a section of the Passeggiata dei Monaci becomes accessible to the public. The experience begins at 6:00 a.m. and lasts about an hour and a half, enough time to see the city light up from the heights of Vomero.

The walk is accompanied by live music from the Quartetto di Napoli , performing a repertoire specially created for the occasion. It's one of the rare moments when you can stroll along the Certosa overlook in the morning light and without the crowds.

Practical tip: Space is limited and access is by reservation, so check availability immediately. Early mornings in Vomero are chilly, so it's best to bring a light jacket.

Guided walk to the San Martino Vineyard

📍 Location: Vigna di San Martino, Naples
📅 Saturday 3 October, meeting at 9:40 (departure at 10:00)
💰 20 € Adults, €10 from 10 to 17 years old, children under 9 years old are free
🔗 Reservation: napolike.it

The Vigna di San Martino is a corner of the countryside perched above the city, behind the Certosa. The guided tour, led by the Trentaremi Association , passes through rows of vines, terraces, and scenic overlooks, recounting the hill's agricultural history and the rebirth of this space.

The tour takes place on Saturday morning, departing at 10:00 a.m. and meeting at 9:40 a.m. Prices include a guide; children under 9 enter free.

Practical tip: Space is limited, and reservations are required. The trail is partly unpaved and steep, so comfortable shoes are recommended. Bring water, as the climb is exposed to the sun.

Markets and street food

The Campagna Amica markets

📍 Location: various squares in Naples and the metropolitan area
📅 Saturday, October 3rd, from 9: 00 to 15: 00
💰 Entrance Free
🔗 Information: Coldiretti Campania

Saturday mornings are the time for the Campagna Amica farmers' markets , where local producers sell their fruit, vegetables, cheeses, and preserves directly from the area. The stands are open from 9:00 am to 15:00 pm , with special openings for city events.

It's a formula that allows you to shop locally and get to know the producers. At this time of year, you can find chestnuts, mushrooms, and the first autumn produce, as well as traditional Campania dairy products.

Practical tip: Going early in the morning means you'll find the best selection and the least crowded. Bringing a reusable bag is helpful, as most stalls don't provide shopping bags.

Evening events and nightlife

Wine Spot at the Excavations, Herculaneum

📍 Location: Herculaneum Archaeological Park
📅 Saturday, October 3, at 20:15 23:30
💰 Paid admission upon reservation
🔗 Further information: Wine Spot at the Herculaneum Excavations

The night of the Herculaneum excavations lights up with Wine Spot : a nighttime visit to the illuminated domus, a tasting of Campanian wines, and live jazz . A format that combines archaeology and taste in an evocative setting.

The domus remain open into the evening with illuminated pathways that highlight the mosaics and frescoes. Tastings are curated by local producers, while live music punctuates the evening's events.

Practical tip: Admission is limited and requires reservation , so check availability on the official channel. From Naples, the Circumvesuviana stops at Ercolano Scavi, just a few minutes from the park.

Pessoa Luna Park at the Castel Sant'Elmo Moat

📍 Location: Moat of Castel Sant'Elmo, Vomero, Naples
📅 Today Saturday 3rd and tomorrow Sunday 4th October, from 11:30
💰 Free entry to the areas, workshops by reservation
🔗 Information: napolike.it

Pessoa Luna Park concludes its run in the Castel Sant'Elmo moat with its final weekend of programming. Two days of live music , open-air cinema, games, and workshops for all ages.

The program alternates afternoon and evening events, from musical performances to talks with authors and screenings under the stars. The moat also features refreshment areas and children's corners.

Practical tip: since it's the last weekend, it's best to arrive early afternoon to secure a spot at the most popular activities. The Moat can be reached on foot from Vomero or by funicular. It's best to avoid driving due to parking difficulties in the area.

Clan of Xymox at the Lizard Club in Caserta

📍 Location: Lizard Club, Caserta
📅 Saturday, October 3, at 22:00
💰 Paid entrance with dedicated ticket
🔗 Reservation: napolike.it

The Dutch band Clan of Xymox , a historic name in the darkwave and gothic scene, will be performing at the Lizard Club in Caserta with a live set starting at 10:00 PM and continuing until late at night. The group, active since the early 1980s, is linked to the 4AD scene and has a repertoire that blends electronica, new wave, and dark sounds.

The evening is part of the circuit of venues that have brought niche concerts back to Campania in recent years. The atmosphere is intimate and the sound is refined, a detail that makes for a direct and engaging listening experience.

Practical tip: Admission is by ticket and seating is limited, so it's best to secure your ticket in advance. Those arriving from Naples can reach Caserta by train, but for the nighttime return journey, it's best to arrange a car.