Pro Loco Selvapiana

Pro Loco Selvapiana is a local association founded on 6 September 1991 to support and promote Selvapiana, a hamlet in the municipality of Bagno di Romagna, in Italy’s Forlì-Cesena province. The area is known for its historic thermal heritage and chestnut woods, and the association helps bring its community and local traditions to visitors through seasonal celebrations, meals and recreational events.

Its programme includes Ottobre a Selvapiana, an autumn festival featuring seasonal local dishes such as chestnuts, mushrooms and truffles, alongside entertainment and music. Other activities include the Festa delle Erbe Spontanee, traditional meals showcasing local specialities such as piadina and tortelli, a Ferragosto lunch, a Vespa and Lambretta gathering, and a hill and mountain running event organised with Ravenna Runners Club ASD. The association also provides information about membership. Members receive a Pro Loco card that offers discounts and benefits at participating organisations through UNPLI. Based at Via Chiesina 47, Pro Loco Selvapiana combines cultural promotion, local food and community events to celebrate the character of the area.