Having reached the milestone of 140,000 accesses, it is the most popular edition.
"Peace with the Earth, Peace on Earth" officially enters the history of Jesolo Sand Nativity and marks an unprecedented achievement. A week after the exhibition closes, the event has already surpassed the 140,000-attendee mark, reaching 145,106 visitors, becoming the most visited edition ever since the event's inception, with an average of almost 2,800 daily visitors.
This historic milestone arrives well ahead of the event's conclusion (Sunday, February 8th), surpassing and breaking the previous all-time record, set in 2022, when Jesolo Sand Nativity attracted 140,675 visitors. This record has not only been broken, but significantly surpassed today, confirming the extraordinary success of the current edition.
The comparison with last year further strengthens the significance of the result: on the same date as the previous edition, in fact, there were 131,260 visitors, with an increase of almost 14,000 presences.
Jesolo Sand Nativity thus confirms its position as one of the most beloved Christmas events in the area and a true tourist attraction for the city, enhancing Jesolo's wintertime appeal and strengthening its role as a leading cultural destination. With several more days to go, attendance is expected to grow further, making this edition a landmark in the event's history.
The event will conclude with the "Sand Nativity" choral-symphonic concert, scheduled for Saturday, February 7th at 9:00 PM at the Archpriest's Church of San Giovanni Battista. Performers for the evening will be the Veneto Classical Orchestra, conducted by Maestro Dino Doni, the "Academia Ars Canendi" choir conducted by Manuela Meneghello, soprano Annagiulia Bonizzato, and singer Daniele Cortello. Sabrina Comin will perform on the organ, piano, and harpsichord. The program will feature masterpieces from the Baroque and Classical periods for choir, soloists, and orchestra, along with some famous traditional pieces. The evening will be presented by Elisa Nadai.
