Those who intend to take advantage of the next weekends to travel or take a tour of the region can now include different events in their itinerary. Atibaia and surrounding cities have a diverse program between August and September, with gastronomic festivals, cultural attractions, music, sports and traditional events. The agenda brings together activities in Atibaia, Bragança Paulista, Joanópolis and Nazaré Paulista, offering options for different audiences and transforming the next few months into a busy period for regional tourism. Follow the tips that highlight Tourism in Atibaia and the Region. Atibaia Tourism and Region Disclosure In Atibaia, the program begins with the Family, Music and Strawberry Festival, held on weekends until August 30, at Parque Edmundo Zanoni. The city also hosts the Sabin Run, on August 29th and 30th. Another highlight is the Visitation at Grota Funda, scheduled for the 23rd and 28th of August. According to the published schedule, places are limited and scheduling must be done online. Flower and Strawberry Festival is one of the highlights From September 4th, Atibaia hosts the 44th Flower and Strawberry Festival, which continues until September 27th at the Atibaia Ecological Park. The event is one of the traditional attractions on the city's calendar and brings together elements that help drive local tourism, with emphasis on flowers, strawberries and activities for visitors. Then, between September 25th and October 25th, the 10th Atibaia Gastronomic Festival takes place, expanding the program for those who love gastronomy and want to visit participating restaurants and establishments. Programming also spreads across the region The Giro Atibaia agenda also brings together events in nearby cities. In Bragança Paulista, the Asian World Festival takes place from August 21st to 23rd, at Posto de Monta, with programming focused on Asian culture. The Linguiça Festival will be held on the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 11th, 12th and 13th of September, also at Posto de Monta, bringing together art, music and culture. In Joanópolis, the Gastronomic Festival runs from August 8th to September 12th, offering another alternative for those who want to explore the region's gastronomy. Nazaré Paulista is also on the calendar. The São Paulo Bands and Fanfares Circuit is scheduled to end on the 25th and 26th of September, with a date yet to be confirmed in the published schedule. On September 27th, the city hosts the 2nd edition of the Pés de Barro Run. Regional tourism gains strength with a diverse calendar The concentration of events in different cities creates opportunities for those looking to plan short trips, especially on weekends. In addition to participating in the attractions, visitors can take advantage of their trips to visit restaurants, green areas, cultural spaces and other tourist attractions in the municipalities. The program also shows how gastronomy, culture, sport and traditional events can act as important attractions for regional tourism. Dates and information may change. The recommendation is to consult the official channels of city halls and organizers before leaving home. Atibaia Service Family, Music and Strawberry Festival — until 08/30 — Parque Edmundo Zanoni Sabin Run — 29 and 30/08 Visit to Grota Funda — 23 and 28/08 44th Flower and Strawberry Festival — 04 to 27/09 — Parque Ecológico Atibaia 10th Gastronomic Festival of Atibaia — 25/09 to 25/10 Bragança Paulista Asian World Festival — 21 to 23/08 — Posto de Monta Linguiça Festival — 04, 05, 06, 07, 11, 12 and 13/09 — Posto de Monta Joanópolis Gastronomic Festival of Joanópolis — 08/08 to 12/09 Nazaré Paulista Final of the Paulista Circuit of Bands and Fanfares — 25 and 26/09, date to be confirmed 2nd edition Pés de Barro Run — 27/09 Information may change. Consult the official channels of the municipalities and organizers.