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The City of Jesolo hosts the fourth edition of the Santa Claus Motorcycle Ride, a charity event organized by the Bedanda Jesolo Group. The day's program: 12:00 PM Welcome party with music, panettone, and mulled wine 2:00 PM Departure of the motorcycle ride from Piazza Nember 4:00 PM Award ceremony

On 6 December Jesolo's Teatro Vivaldi will host an unmissable event: a concert by Massimo Priviero, one of the most authentic and intense voices of Italian singer-songwriter rock, who returns to perform in the city where he was born and raised before embarking on his long musical career. The initiative is aimed at citizens and tourists and will be held at the Teatro A. Vivaldi, in Via del Bersagliere 1, Jesolo (VE). The event will start at 9 pm and will end at 11 pm. Admission is free, with reservations recommended.

On 14 December at 20:30 the Palazzo del Turismo in Jesolo will host ‘Anastasia - Il Musical’, an exciting show that tells the journey of the young Anastasia Romanov from Imperial Russia to Paris in the 1920s. Among spectacular sets, refined costumes and an unforgettable soundtrack, the audience will be transported into an adventure full of mystery, courage and magic. An unmissable experience for lovers of theatre and great timeless stories. For ticket prices see: https://www.ticketone.it/event/anastasia-il-musical-palazzo-del-turismo-...

The 2025-26 theater season in Jesolo offers a schedule of performances combining entertainment, wit, reflection, music, and dance, all organized in collaboration with Arteven. Among the events stands out 'The School for Husbands and Wives' by the Theama Teatro company: in this play, two men raise two young girls with the idea of marrying them in the future. While one wins his companion’s love by showing trust and giving her freedom, the other, too strict, sees her fall for a young suitor—reflecting on the universal themes of relationships between men and women. The performance weaves together Molière’s two comedies, The School for Husbands and The School for Wives, offering a contemporary interpretation of social themes and earning the 2025 Arteven Pierluca Donin Award. Directed by Piergiorgio Piccoli, the play features on stage Paolo Rozzi, Anna Farinello, Aristide Genovese, Piergiorgio Piccoli, Gilda Pegoraro, and Anna Zago. Season subscriptions for nine performances are available for €130 (full price) and €110 (reduced), with renewal from November 3 to 8, exchanges on November 10 and 11, and new purchases from November 12, online via Vivaticket or at the Jesolo Civic Library. Single tickets cost €20 (full) and €18 (reduced); the New Year’s concert €25 (full) and €20 (reduced); and the single ticket for Debora Villa & Friends €35. Presales begin on November 10 for off-season shows and November 13 for those included in the main season, both online and at Vivaticket sales points, the Civic Library, and Infinity Travel on Via Levantina until the day before the event. A presale fee applies. Tickets are also available at Teatro Vivaldi on the night of the performance, starting one hour before showtime. Discounts apply to people up to 25 years old and over 60. The shows are designed for both residents and tourists. The event will be held at Teatro A. Vivaldi, Via del Bersagliere 1, Jesolo, on Friday, December 19, from 9:00 PM to 11:55 PM, with paid admission. Entry is not allowed once the performance has started; punctuality is recommended. The schedule is subject to change. For more information, visit the Arteven website

Prepare for an explosion of energy, voice, and spirituality: the James Patterson Gospel Singers, one of the most authentic and powerful voices in international gospel, come to Jesolo for a heartwarming concert. With captivating harmonies and a passionate stage presence, the choir will transport you on an emotional journey between faith and music.

The traditional Jesolo New Year's Dive is an unmissable event that takes place every year on 1 January on the beach in Jesolo. Brave participants dive into the waters of the Adriatic Sea to celebrate the arrival of the New Year with a symbolic gesture of renewal and good luck. The event attracts hundreds of spectators who come to support the daredevils who brave the cold winter waters. It is a tradition that unites the local community and tourists in a time of celebration and sharing. The event is usually held in the middle hours of the day on 1 January, allowing participants and the public to start the New Year with energy and cheer. After the plunge, hot drinks are often served to warm participants up. An event that represents the spirit of Jesolo: welcoming, fun, and rich in traditions that are handed down from year to year.

The 2025–26 theatrical season of the City of Jesolo offers a rich and varied program of performances blending entertainment, irony, reflection, music, and dance, organized in collaboration with Arteven, the regional association promoting culture and theater in Veneto. Among the scheduled events, “The Story of a Seagull and the Cat Who Taught Her to Fly” tells the adventures of Zorba, a brave harbor cat who must keep a promise made to a dying seagull: to take care of her egg and teach the newborn chick how to fly. The story unfolds through challenges, obstacles, and moments of growth, as the little seagull learns—thanks also to Zorba’s friends—to embrace her true nature. The tale conveys the message that accepting those who are different is not easy, but it enriches our lives. The staging combines contemporary dance, acting, video, narration, and a modular set design resembling a giant construction game. The soundtrack ranges from jazz to the sounds of Bjork, Sigur Ros, Vivaldi, and Pascal Comelade, creating an engaging and original experience. Direction, choreography, and video are by Stefano Questorio, dramaturgy by Angela Graziani and Pippo Gentile, set design by Adriana Sasso, multimedia development by Monica Zucchetti, with music by various artists. The cast includes Pippo Gentile, Angela Graziani, Alessia Gottardi, Valentino Gentile, and Cristiana Rigon. Tickets purchased online cost €4 plus presale fee and will be available starting November 13 on Vivaticket, at the Ridente Viaggi agency, and at Vivaticket sales points. On the day of the performance, tickets can be bought at the Teatro Vivaldi box office from 3:00 PM at the price of €5, or through a special promotion of 3 tickets for €12. The show is recommended for audiences aged 4 and up and will take place at Teatro A. Vivaldi, Via del Bersagliere 1, Jesolo, on January 11 from 4:00 PM to 6:30 PM. Admission is ticketed. No entry is allowed once the show has begun, so punctuality is required. The program is subject to change. For more details, visit the Arteven website.

Popular comedy set in a retirement home. Hosting association: "MONS. GIOVANNI MARCATO."

Towards New Seasons 2025–26, the Jesolo theatre festival presents a calendar full of performances ranging from comedy and music to reflection and dance, organized in collaboration with Arteven. Among the events, ‘Control Freak’ by Kulu Orr stands out — a show to be fully experienced, where circus, live music, irony, and technology merge into a surprising choreography: the protagonist interacts with the stage and wild instruments, mastering them through circus acts, musical loops, and light effects, engaging the audience, who become part of an intense and original experience. Season tickets for 9 performances are available at €130 (full) and €110 (reduced), with renewals open from November 3 to 8, exchanges on November 10 and 11, and new subscriptions available from November 12 online via Vivaticket and at the Jesolo Civic Library. Single tickets cost €20 (full) and €18 (reduced); New Year’s concert €25 (full) and €20 (reduced); Debora Villa & Friends €35. Presales open on November 10 (for non-subscription shows) and on November 13 (for the theatre season), both online and at Vivaticket outlets, the library, and Infinity Travel. A presale fee applies. Tickets can also be purchased directly at the Vivaldi Theatre on the evening of the performance, starting one hour before showtime. Discounts apply to people under 25 and over 60. The program is open to both residents and tourists. Events take place at Teatro A. Vivaldi, Via del Bersagliere 1, Jesolo, on February 1 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Admission is subject to a fee. Late entry is not permitted once the performance has begun, and punctuality is required. The schedule is subject to change. For further details, visit the Arteven website.

A brilliant comedy with a wife, husband, and a third wheel. Hosting association "ACAT BASSO PIAVE".

The 2025-26 theatre season of the Municipality of Jesolo, organised in collaboration with Arteven, offers a rich series of shows including comedy, music, dance and moments of reflection, aimed at both citizens and tourists. Among the appointments, "Contrazioni pericolose" (Dangerous Contractions) with Rocío Muñoz Morales, Giorgio Lupano and Gabriele Pignotta deals with the emotions of a generation grappling with relationships and the search for new points of reference with irony and depth. Subscriptions for 9 shows are available at €130 (full) and €110 (reduced), with renewals from 3 to 8 November, exchanges on 10-11 November and new ones from 12, and can be purchased online on Vivaticket and at the civic library. Single tickets cost €20-€18, €25-€20 for the New Year's Eve concert and €35 for Debora Villa & Friends, with presale from 10 or 13 November depending on type. Reductions are valid up to 25 and over 60. The events take place at Teatro Vivaldi (Via del Bersagliere 1, Jesolo), with admission allowed only before the start of the show. The programme may be subject to change, so punctuality is recommended.

Monologue - stand-up comedy from the Veneto region. Guest association: "AUTISMORE."

Towards the new 2025-26 season, the City of Jesolo Theatre Festival offers a rich calendar of entertaining, ironic, thought-provoking, musical and dance performances. The festival is organised by the City of Jesolo in collaboration with Arteven - Regional Association for the promotion and dissemination of theatre and culture in the Veneto region.

The Jesolo City Theatre Festival for the 2025–26 seasons offers a rich lineup of performances, including comedies, ironic shows, thought-provoking pieces, musicals, and dance, thanks to the collaboration between the City of Jesolo and Arteven. Among the most anticipated events is the show “H20mix” by the RBR company – The Illusionists of Dance: directed by Cristiano Fagioli with choreography by Cristina Ledri and Cristiano Fagioli, it presents a scenic journey that invites reflection on the joys and fragilities of life through the symbolism of water. Here, water is portrayed as an element of purification and sacredness, but also as a mirror of human flaws and vanity, as in the myth of Narcissus, encouraging greater responsibility toward Nature. A season pass for 9 performances costs €130 (full price) or €110 (reduced), with the following sales schedule: renewals from November 3 to 8, seat changes on November 10 and 11, and new subscriptions starting November 12 online at www.vivaticket.com or at Jesolo’s public library. Single tickets cost €20 (full) or €18 (reduced), €25 (full) or €20 (reduced) for the New Year’s Concert, and €35 for “Debora Villa & Friends.” Pre-sales begin on November 10 for shows outside the subscription and on November 13 for the theatre season. Tickets can be purchased online, at Vivaticket outlets, at the public library, and at Ridente Viaggi in Via Levantina 73 up to the day before the show (a pre-sale fee applies both online and in these locations). On the evening of the performance, tickets will be available one hour before showtime at Teatro Vivaldi (Via del Bersagliere 1, Jesolo). Discounts apply to those under 25 and over 60. Performances are open to residents and tourists alike. Important: once a performance has started, entry to the hall is not permitted, so punctuality is required; the program may be subject to changes. Further details are also available in the official brochure.

Jesolo's beach transforms into an open-air stage, where kite pilots from around the world compete in breathtaking acrobatics, creating a colorful and captivating spectacle. Every year, the festival attracts thousands of spectators, displaying a variety of kites of all shapes and sizes, from small and simple to large and artistic. In addition to the flying shows, the festival also offers family activities and creative workshops. The event is a celebration of kite culture and an opportunity to discover new techniques, materials, and flying styles. The relaxed atmosphere and natural beauty of Jesolo make the Beach and Kite Festival a unique experience for all participants.

Blanco will perform live on April 17, 2026, at the Palazzo del Turismo in Jesolo, opening his new arena tour with an intense and captivating show.