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The Cavalcata of Assunta is the oldest reenactement in Italy. Plays historical parade, religious celebrations and tournaments related to the patronal feast of the Virgin Mary Assumption since 1182. In the late Middle Ages (1436) became a means to reaffirm the Fermo supremacy on the territory: this is testified in a miniated page of the Messale De Firmonibus to which the reenactment is inspired and reproduced in the gonfalon. Now as then, the winner of the horse race conquest the Palio dell’Assunta. In earlier days, the rivalry between the 10 Contrade of Fermo is expressed in cooking of the Hostarie and in the historical games challenge. Before the Palio of 15 August, there is the Tratta dei Barberi, the horse drawing for the Contrade assignment.

Following the official programme of Cavalcata dell’Assunta 2026:

• Sunday 14 June – at 09.00 p.m. – Cathedral of Fermo – Investiture of the city quarters’ Priors: the Priors of the 10 districts of Fermo swear allegiance to and vigilance over the principles of the Contrada
• Sunday 5 July – at 08.30 p.m. – Piazza del Popolo – XIII Palio dei Bambini: competition between children of Fermo’s districts
• Sunday 26 July – from 09.30 p.m. – Piazza del Popolo – Arrive of Palio
• Tuesday 28 July – at 09.00 p.m. – Piazza del Popolo – XVI edition of Gallo d’oro: drummers competition among the 10 districts of Fermo
• Wednesday 29 July – at 09.00 p.m. – Piazza del Popolo – V edition of Bandiere al vento: esibition of flag-wavers of the districts
• From Saturday 1 August to Tuesday 4 August – from 07.00 p.m. – Piazza del Popolo – Hostarie in Piazza: typical dishes and medieval animation
• Saturday 1 August – at 09.00 p.m. – Piazzale Girfalco – Tiro al Canapo: tug of war competition among the 10 districts
• Monday 3 August – at 09.00 p.m. – Piazzale Girfalco – Tiro per l’Astore: archery competition among the 10 districts
• Sunday 9 August – at 09.30 p.m. – Piazza del Popolo – Cavalcata dell’Assunta: show of drummers and flag-wavers of Cavalcata dell’Assunta
• Monday 10 August – at 09.30 p.m. – Castle of Torre di Palme – Reading of Bando: historical parade
• Wednesday 12 August – at 09.30 p.m. – Piazza del Popolo – Tratta dei Barberi: horse drawing for the districts assignment
• Friday 14 August – from 08.45 p.m. – from Church of Santa Lucia until Cathedral of Fermo – Cavalcata dell’Assunta: magnificent historical parade in costume of XV century and liturgy of the word with blessing of Palio officiated by the Archbishop of Fermo
• Saturday 15 August
  at 10.30 a.m. – Cathedral of Fermo – Blessing and presentaion of the jockeys’ jackets
  at 11.30 a.m. – Cathedral of Fermo – Pontifical Mass in honor of the Blessed Viegin Mary Assumed into Heaven, patroness of the City
  at 03.00 p.m. – from Piazza del Popolo until Viale Vittorio Veneto – Historical parade
  at 05.00 p.m. – competition field – XLV Palio dell’Assunta: horse racing in two batteries and final
  at 09.00 p.m. – Piazza del Popolo – Festival of the winner
  at 00.00 – Piazza del Popolo – Prize draw

The Market-Fair is held in the old town centre every Thursday of July and August from 5 p.m. to midnight.

It was started in 1983 and each year has been more succesful and popular among the many stallholders who come from every part of Italy and even more among the holidaymakers coming from Italy and rest of Europe. The objects exhibited are numerous and varied and all of them particularly interesting – from antique ornaments, furniture, prints, books, jewellery and coins to handmade pottery, earthenware, lace and articles made of wood, wrought iron, copper, glass and straw-woven.

On market evenings it will also be possible to visit the local museums.