From August 31 to September 6, 2026, meetings, music, and theatre from across the Mediterranean will bring the city of Muravera to life, in the heart of the Sarrabus region, in south-eastern Sardinia – a land of striking landscapes, deep-rooted traditions, and outstanding local products.
Colors, sounds, and scents. Muravera is the main citrus-growing center of Sardinia, located on the island’s south-eastern edge, renowned for its landscapes, traditions, and products of excellence.
At the heart of the Sarrabus region, along the valley of the Flumendosa, stretching from the slopes of Monte Nieddu to the river’s mouth, this is one of the Mediterranean’s most striking settings – where you can wait for the festival evenings by the sea or walking through unspoiled nature.
A week of peaceful invasion in which, like an ancient vessel, Sardinia welcomes and holds popular art and culture from around the world.
In Italian, Invaso carries a double meaning: it means both “invaded” and “contained within a vessel.” Diversity is often perceived as a threat, yet every identity is shaped through encounter. InVaso embodies this idea: an ideal invasion, an overflow of art and tradition from one culture to another.
The symbol is the vessel itself: a container, a tradition, a work of art. A tangible trace of passage. An everyday object that speaks of growth, exchange, and sustainability.
