Lebonski Park, the new park for events and concerts in Arzachena
From riding arena to event park: Arzachena prepares to host concerts, fairs, and major events
Arzachena is preparing to transform Monti Aguisi, an area until recently used as a training ground for horses, into a major destination for events, concerts, and recreational activities. The announcement was made during a press meeting with Mayor Roberto Ragnedda and Sebastiano Pisciottu, owner of Lebonski srls, together with his brother Salmo (Maurizio) Pisciottu.
The site, covering roughly 35 hectares, occupies a strategic location along the Olbia-Arzachena-Palau bypass, between Porto Cervo, Baja Sardinia, Cannigione, and close to key towns such as Palau, Santa Teresa Gallura, and Olbia. Its location makes Monti Aguisi ideal for a multi-purpose event park designed to attract both tourists and locals, offering activities for families, young people, and music enthusiasts.
The project, born from collaboration between public institutions and private investors, aims to turn the area into a vibrant meeting and entertainment space, hosting concerts, fairs, national and international events, as well as local products and gourmet experiences. A partnership with the radio station RTL 102.5 will ensure wide visibility for the park’s major events.
“For some time, we have been considering a project to enhance the territory and offer high-quality services to residents and visitors,” explains Mayor Ragnedda. “With Lebonski, the only company to respond to the public call, we have found the right partner to create a sustainable model that will place Arzachena and Sardinia firmly on the map of major national and international events.”
According to the timeline, construction will begin in January, with the first major event being a Salmo concert-show on July 25, 2026. The park promises a complete experience, combining music, entertainment, stunning landscapes, and local products, becoming a year-round destination for tourism in Sardinia.
With Lebonski Park, Arzachena is set to strengthen its role as a central hub in Gallura and northern Sardinia, creating new opportunities for economic growth, employment, and attractions for both visitors and residents.