Evening concerts at the Santa Giuliana Arena: it is here that the most famous names appear, artists who require a larger, more spacious venue.
Afternoons and nights at Teatro Morlacchi and Oratorio Santa Cecilia: two venues dedicated to the different forms – traditional and modern – of what is more strictly jazz (plus this year there will also be dance).

Afternoons and nights at Teatro Morlacchi and Oratorio Santa Cecilia: two venues dedicated to the different forms – traditional and modern – of what is more strictly jazz (plus this year there will also be dance).
Free open-air concerts: the part of the festival for young people and families featuring more popular forms of music that have a more immediate appeal.

The city of Perugia draws together the different parts of the festival. The venues in the old town centre, its art and history all contribute to create what one American critic has called “jazz Italian-style”. Perugia’s town squares, gardens, theatres, together with its restaurants and clubs all make a spectacular historic setting in which you can enjoy the contemporary sounds of jazz and the various musical forms that have derived from it.