From October 23 to 25, 2026, the Monumental Complex of Santa Maria la Nova will host the second edition of the Campania Jazz Med Festival, an international event promoted by the Municipality of Naples and curated by the Suoni nel Mediterraneo association.


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From October 23 to 25, 2026, Naples will host the Campania Jazz Med Festival, promoted by the City of Naples and organized by the Suoni nel Mediterraneo association. The event will take place at the Monumental Complex of Santa Maria la Nova and is part of the Cultura Napoli 2026 program, with a total investment of approximately €2 million.
The event aims to consolidate Naples as an international hub of contemporary jazz, intertwining the city's historical heritage with avant-garde jazz languages.
In addition to the concerts, three afternoon sessions at 18:00 pm offer theoretical and technical insights for students, young people and enthusiasts:
The festival is fully accessible. Tickets cost €15,00 plus booking fee. Tickets can be purchased online at www.azzurroservice.net or at the box office at the Santa Maria la Nova Monumental Complex during the event.
Contact: suoninelmediterraneo@gmail.com – Tel. +39 333 9634932. Social Media: Campania Jazz Med Festival on Facebook and Instagram. Press contact: Domenico Ascolese.
The Campania Jazz Med Festival is one of the 55 projects included in Action Line 2 of the Cultura Napoli 2026 call for proposals.
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