The Community Gathering, the Festival of Absent Itaranenses, and the Itarana Municipal Fair are integrated events aimed at bringing the community together, celebrating local culture, and promoting agritourism. The event is a time to reconnect with loved ones, relive memories of the homeland, and take part in cultural and agritourism activities.

Date: October 10, 11 & 12

O Carnaval de Itarana It is marked by the tradition of the Bloco Boi Juruba, which parades through the streets from Wednesday to Saturday, and by the Trio Pocotó, a sound truck that leaves the Rizzi community during the four official days of celebration, ending the festivities at the "Domingos André Coan" Municipal Stadium.

Date:  According to the official calendar

The "Boi Janeiro" in Itarana is a tradition of the city's carnival, also known as Boi Juruba, which is a cultural manifestation recognized in 2015 and performed by over 60 participants with instruments such as drums, caixas, and brass. Originally called Boi Janeiro because it paraded in January, the name was changed to Boi Juruba in reference to the typical drink consumed by revelers. The bloco parades through the streets of the city during carnival.

With a focus on the culture of coffee, and the event includes a parade for the King and Queen of the Coffee shop, and promotes the integration of producers, and guests, enhancing the local traditions.

Date: September 19, 20 & 21)

A traditional event that is celebrated in the traditional production of the pope and of the corn, the green of the family of the Scallop. Brings together locals and visitors to the strengthening of the agro-industry site, offering products of the highest quality and taste.

Date:  The first weekend of August to 01, 02, and 03)