A contemporary cultural venue combining live music, dining, and community programming for young people and families in the Venetian hinterland.
At a glance
Dragonfly operates as a multi-purpose space devoted to musical and cultural projects. The venue accommodates over 200 guests across a restaurant, pizzeria, brewery, and performance stage, welcoming visitors most evenings with programming rooted in grassroots creativity and local talent.
History
The project emerged from the Flying Association, the organizers of the Mirano Summer Festival. In recent years, association volunteers committed to nurturing young creativity year-round, developing this indoor venue as an extension of the summer festival’s established cultural mission. The venue combines dining service with live performance in a format adapted for winter use.
What you see
The space features functional, contemporary design suited to its multiple uses. A substantial stage occupies the performance area, while the dining section provides seating for over 200 patrons. The layout integrates restaurant, pizzeria, and brewery service areas with room for music and live entertainment.
Cultural significance
Dragonfly represents a model of community-driven cultural infrastructure—a venue where young musicians, DJs, cover bands, and local groups perform regularly alongside casual dining. The concept extends the Mirano Summer Festival’s traditions indoors, sustaining programming and audience engagement throughout the year.
Key facts
- Address: Via del Lavoro, 11, 30030 Salzano, Veneto
- Coordinates: 45.5345138, 12.1154773
- Phone: 388 794 1266
- Capacity: Over 200 seats
Practical information
Dragonfly serves dinner and beverages alongside live entertainment. The menu includes pizzeria offerings and brewery selections. Opening hours are Tuesday to Sunday, 6:30 pm to 12:30 am; the venue is closed Mondays.
Getting there
The venue is located in Salzano, a town in the Venetian hinterland northeast of Venice. Specific directions and public transport details are available through the contact number provided.
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