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Teatro Sociale in Camogli: the 150th-anniversary season, 2026-2027

From 10 November 2026 to 20 April 2027 the Teatro Sociale in Camogli celebrates 150 years with 29 events of drama, music, dance and children's theatre.

Practical information
Date
10 November 2026 – 20 April 2027
Where
Camogli
Times and programme
On the official website →
From Genoa without a car
28 km treno, ~45 min

Source: La Mia Liguria — calendario eventi — last checked on 2 November 2026

The Teatro Sociale in Camogli turns 150 and celebrates with a season of 29 events, from 10 November 2026 to 20 April 2027, spanning drama, music, dance and family shows. The line-up includes, among others, Tullio Solenghi, guitarist Al Di Meola, pianist Andrea Bacchetti (15 November, 5 pm) and drummer Billy Cobham with The Italian Trio (19 December, 9 pm). December is the busiest month: on the 8th at 5 pm a dance gala by the Astana Opera and Ballet Theatre, on the 18th the Abba Experience Show, and on the 31st at 10 pm a New Year's Eve show with Andrea Di Marco. The Teatro Ragazzi series offers children's shows on Sunday afternoons, some at the Teatro delle Clarisse in Rapallo. Full programme and tickets on teatrosocialecamogli.it.

Useful guides

To plan your visit

How to get to Camogli and where to park

How to get to Camogli and where to park

The train stops in the village and takes about twenty minutes from Genoa. By car you exit at Recco and choose among six town car parks, which cost non-residents 2 or 2.50 euros an hour: here is where they are, when you pay and how to carry on by bus or boat.

What to see in Camogli: from the basilica on the rock to the sailing-ship museum

What to see in Camogli: from the basilica on the rock to the sailing-ship museum

Camogli was the town of a thousand white sailing ships, and nearly everything worth a stop tells that story: the basilica on the old island, the fortress against pirates, the captains' museum, the theatre paid for by shipowners, the votive paintings at the Boschetto. Then you climb to San Rocco and drop to Punta Chiappa.

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