On the occasion of the Feast of the Immaculate, the old town is filled with the market and food stalls with various specialties including nougat stands.

The coats-of-arms of the town districts can be seen every year on 5th of January, this time on majolica mugs (gotti): the true stars (once filled with mulled wine) of the "Nott de Bisò", when the Niballo (used as target in the Palio) is burnt on a bonfire, thus exorcising the passage from the old to the new year.

A “long weekend" in Faenza, one of the world capitals of majolica (the name of the city itself gave rise to the word “faiences”), to discovery the world of ceramics and ceramicists, through events, exhibitions, and cultural and spectacular activities.