October 2026 brings an exciting calendar of events in Tirana and across Albania, including live concerts, international festivals, cultural celebrations, sporting events and Halloween parties. If you’re looking for the best Tirana events in October 2026, discover everything from classical music and contemporary dance to electronic nightlife, architecture and major performances across the capital.
Tirana remains the main focus of this guide, with events running from the first weekend of October through Halloween. Travelers continuing beyond the capital can also find contemporary art in Durres, theatre in Elbasan, cinema in Shkoder, a musical in Korce, wine and gastronomy in Berat, and an electronic music event inside Gjirokastra Castle.
Whether your October trip is built around cultural events, festivals, performances or nightlife, the programme offers several ways to combine time in Tirana with events elsewhere in Albania. Spending this week in the capital? Check our What to Do in Tirana This Week article for a focused selection of events and things to do in Tirana over the next few days.
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Concerts and Live Music in Tirana – October 2026
Looking for concerts in Tirana in October 2026? The city’s music calendar features Kosmos Tirana Music Festival (October 12–17), bringing classical and chamber music to the capital, alongside electronic music performances by Charlotte de Witte (October 30) and the two-day Infernum Festival (October 30–31). From international DJs to classical performances, Tirana offers music events for different tastes throughout the month.
Events in Tirana in October 2026
- Tirana Grand Prix 2026 – 3rd Edition
📍 Mother Teresa Square, Tirana
📅 October 2–4, 2026
🎟️ Free Entry
The Tirana Grand Prix 2026 returns for its third edition with a multi-day celebration of historic, classic and retro motoring. Organized by RETRO – Koleksioni Shqiptar and the Old Cars Club with support from DPSHTRR, the event brings vintage vehicles from Albania and the wider region to Mother Teresa Square.
The competition uses a regularity rally format rather than a conventional maximum-speed race. Crews are judged on precision and their ability to maintain a predetermined pace and time.
Alongside the rally, spectators can see retro models and Youngtimers on display, with the programme culminating in a vehicle parade through Tirana. Public exhibitions and the start and finish ceremonies at Mother Teresa Square are free to attend.
Why go: See historic, classic and retro vehicles in central Tirana while discovering a motorsport format based on precision rather than outright speed.
Tip: The event runs across three days, so check the official programme for the timing of displays, rally stages and the city parade before attending.
- German Street Festival – German Culture Week
📍 Recreational Square, Pazari i Ri, Tirana
📅 October 3, 2026
🕚 11:00 AM–1:00 PM
🎟️ Free Entry
As part of German Culture Week, the German Street Festival brings the atmosphere of a traditional German street celebration to Pazari i Ri in central Tirana.
Visitors can enjoy German culinary specialties, freshly baked bread, local beer and live music by Gaudiblosn from Munich. The event also offers an opportunity to meet German organizations, discover study and scholarship opportunities in Germany, and learn more about German-Albanian cooperation.
With food, beer, live music and cultural activities gathered in one of Tirana’s liveliest neighborhoods, the festival offers a short but lively introduction to German culture in the heart of the Albanian capital.
Why go: Experience German culture through food, beer, live music and cultural activities in the lively setting of Pazari i Ri.
Tip: The festival runs only from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, so arrive early to make the most of the programme. Entry is free.
- Tirana Meets Berlin – Urban Street Party
📍 Parku Europa, Tirana
📅 October 3, 2026
🕗 6:00 PM–midnight
🎟️ Entry terms: TBA
Tirana Meets Berlin takes over Rruga Pjeter Bogdani for an urban street party organized as part of German Cultural Week. The event brings Albanian and German urban club culture together in the former Blloku district.
The announced concept includes Berlin-inspired electronic music, street-art elements and outdoor bars along the street. The musical lineup and further schedule details had not been announced in the supplied information.
Why go: Experience a German Cultural Week event built around electronic music, street culture and an outdoor takeover in central Tirana.
Tip: Entry terms and the full musical programme are still TBA, so check official event channels before attending.
- International Dance Festival of Tirana – 5th Edition
📍 Nine venues in Tirana
📅 October 3–21, 2026
Festival Program: www.idft.al
The International Dance Festival of Tirana returns for its fifth edition, bringing contemporary dance to nine spaces across the Albanian capital. For the first time, the festival also expands its programme to Pristina.
The announced programme features 17 performances, with participating companies from France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Greece and Spain. The festival is designed around performance as well as artistic creation and cross-border collaboration.
With events spread across several venues and dates, the festival gives visitors multiple opportunities to include contemporary dance in an October stay in Tirana. The European Union is supporting the festival again this year.
Why go: Discover a multi-venue contemporary dance programme featuring companies from five European countries.
Tip: Performances take place across nine venues, so consult the full programme at idft.al before choosing a date and location.
- StandUp Tirana – Edicioni 2
📍 National Theatre of Opera, Ballet and Folk Ensemble (TKOBAP), Tirana
📅 October 6–7, 2026
🕗 8:30 PM
🎟️ Tickets: Available physically at TKOBAP and Kinema Agimi
StandUp Tirana – Edicioni 2 brings two evenings of stand-up comedy to the National Theatre of Opera, Ballet and Folk Ensemble. The programme gathers Albanian comedians alongside special guests from the diaspora.
The confirmed performers are Florjan Binaj, Gent Hazizi, Valina Mucolli, Besnik Mustafaj, Christos Makariadis, Mario Shitka and Med Sadrija, a special guest from Austria.
The festival is organized in cooperation with the Municipality of Tirana, under the auspices of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport, with support from ABI Bank.
Why go: See a two-night comedy programme bringing several Albanian stand-up performers and diaspora guests onto one stage.
Tip: Check official event channels before attending for the latest ticket and entry information.
- T’Rocks Festival – Edition 4
📍 Olympic Park “Feti Borova”, Tirana
📅 October 10, 2026
🕗 7:00 PM
🎟️ Tickets: www.kookooli.com
T’Rocks Festival returns for its fourth edition at Olympic Park “Feti Borova”, bringing together established and emerging rock artists for an evening in Tirana.
The announced lineup includes Aleksander Gjoka, Renis Gjoka, Nomad Band, Morgu Band, NOAPOLOGY from Kyiv, Ukraine, and London-based international rock group Rusty Halo Band.
The festival combines performers connected to Albania’s rock scene with international acts, giving rock fans a dedicated live programme in the capital during the first half of October.
Why go: Hear a lineup combining Albanian rock performers with bands from Ukraine and London in one evening.
Tip: Visitors under 18 must be accompanied by a parent. Check the event’s official ticket channels for current ticket information.
- Kosmos Music Festival
📍 Tirana
📅 October 12–17, 2026
Festival Program: www.kosmosmusicfestival.com
Kosmos Tirana Music Festival returns to Tirana for six days of classical and chamber music, bringing together international musicians from October 12–17, 2026. The festival is led by violinist and artistic director Jonian Ilias Kadesha and is supported by the Municipality of Tirana.
The announced artists include Kian Soltani, Lily Francis, Vashti Hunter, Noam Greenberg, Emma Wernig, Tim Posner, Pablo Hernan Benedi, Indira Rahmatulla and Nicholas Rimmer, alongside Kadesha. The musicians represent countries including Austria, the United States, Germany, Israel, Spain, Turkey and Switzerland.
The detailed programme, venues and further festival information are still being announced through the official channels.
Why go: Hear an international lineup of violinists, violists, cellists and pianists during six days of music in Tirana.
Tip: The detailed programme and venues are still being announced, so check the festival’s official channels before attending.
- Piramida Fest 2026 – Tech Edition & Ahmet Kılıç Live
📍 Pyramid of Tirana, Tirana
📅 October 14, 2026
🕘 Daytime Activities: 09:00–18:30 | 🎶 Evening Party: 19:00–23:00
🎟️ Free Entry – Registration Required
Piramida Fest – Tech Edition 2026 takes over the Pyramid of Tirana on October 14, bringing together technology, education, entrepreneurship and innovation for a full day of interactive experiences. Supported by the Albanian-American Development Foundation (AADF), the festival connects 12 educational and innovation programmes, creating opportunities for students, young people, families and technology enthusiasts to explore new skills and ideas.
Throughout the day, visitors can discover interactive exhibitions, workshops, artificial intelligence demonstrations, coding activities, robotics, game development and digital creativity. Participating programmes include TUMO Tirana, 42 Tirana, ElementIT, AI for Youth and Junior Achievement Albania, alongside opportunities to learn about scholarships, career development and entrepreneurship.
The festival also features dedicated experiences such as a Game Room, Startup Corner, Live Piscine and Capture The Flag challenges. From 19:00, the atmosphere shifts from technology and learning to entertainment, with an open-air evening party featuring Turkish DJ and producer Ahmet Kılıç, known for his deep-house sound.
Entry is free, but visitors are encouraged to register in advance through the official Piramida Fest registration page to secure their participation.
Why go: Explore technology, AI, coding, robotics and interactive workshops during the day, then enjoy an evening of electronic music with Ahmet Kılıç at the Pyramid of Tirana.
Tip: Registration is free but required. Check the official festival website for the complete programme and individual activity schedules.
- Japanese Cultural Week 2026 – Japan Comes to Tirana
📍 Various locations, Tirana
📅 October 14–18, 2026
Japanese Cultural Week 2026 comes to Tirana from October 14–18 with a programme dedicated to Japanese traditions, architecture, gastronomy, cinema, martial arts and visual culture. The celebration brings several aspects of Japanese cultural heritage together through interactive and educational activities.
The announced programme includes a traditional Japanese tea ceremony, Japanese cuisine demonstrations and tastings, a Japanese Film Day and an Ambassador’s Cup in Judo and Karate. Visitors can also discover the exhibition “Built Environment – An Alternative Guide to Japan”, which explores Japanese architecture and the built environment.
With activities spread across several days, Japanese Cultural Week offers different ways to engage with Japanese traditions and contemporary culture while visiting Albania’s capital.
Why go: Experience Japanese culture through food, cinema, tea traditions, architecture and martial arts during a five-day celebration in Tirana.
Tip: Check the complete programme and individual venue details through jkn.al before attending.
- Jurgen Uldedaj – IBO World Title Defence
📍 Feti Borova – Olympic Park, Tirana
📅 October 23, 2026
🕗 6:30 PM
🎟️ Tickets: www.vivere.al
Albanian boxer Jurgen Uldedaj returns to the ring in Tirana on October 23 for an IBO cruiserweight world title defence against Blake Caparello.
The bout takes place at Feti Borova Olympic Park. Uldedaj, who was born in Lezhe, began boxing at a young age and has trained between Germany and the United Kingdom while representing Albania internationally.
The supplied event information presents the fight as Uldedaj’s defence of the IBO cruiserweight world title, bringing the championship bout to the Albanian capital.
Why go: Watch an IBO cruiserweight world title bout between Jurgen Uldedaj and Blake Caparello in Tirana.
Tip: Check the official event ticketing channel for current ticket options and any updated event information before attending.
- Wizz Air Tirana Marathon 2026 – 10th Edition
📍 Skanderbeg Square, Tirana
📅 October 25, 2026
🎟️ Registration: EasyPay Ticketing | Official Website
The Wizz Air Tirana Marathon returns for its 10th edition on October 25, bringing thousands of runners to the Albanian capital for one of the country’s biggest sporting events. The main races start at 9:00 AM from Skanderbeg Square, which also serves as the central start and finish area.
Participants can choose between the 42.195 km full marathon, 21.0975 km half marathon, and 10 km Tirana race. The programme also includes the inclusive We Too race over 2.3 km. The day before the main races, the 5K City Run takes place on Saturday, October 24, starting at 9:00 AM.
The wider Marathon Week runs from October 19–25, building up to the main race weekend. The event brings together runners from Albania and abroad while promoting active living and presenting Tirana through a major international sporting event.
Why go: Experience one of Tirana’s biggest annual sporting events, whether you’re running the marathon, joining the 5K City Run or supporting participants from the streets of the capital.
Tip: Register in advance and check the official Tirana Marathon channels before race weekend for route information, participant instructions and any traffic or road-closure updates.
- FABER 2026 – Forum for Active Built Environment Research
📍 Vila 31 – Art Explora, Tirana
📅 October 29–31, 2026
🎟️ Free Entry
The fifth edition of FABER – Forum for Active Built Environment Research takes place over three days in Tirana, bringing together architects, urbanists, researchers and policymakers.
The 2026 edition is organized around the core theme “LEGACY”, creating a platform for exchanging perspectives on cities, memory, heritage and the built environment.
The setting is Vila 31 – Art Explora in the Blloku neighborhood, a former private residence that has been transformed into a cultural space. Admission to the forum events is free.
Why go: Join three days of discussion and research focused on architecture, urbanism, heritage and the future of cities.
Tip: Check FABER’s official channels before attending for the detailed programme and session times.
- Charlotte de Witte – KNTXT in Tirana
📍 Skanderbeg Square, Tirana
📅 October 30, 2026
🎟️ Tickets: www.vivere.al
Charlotte de Witte comes to Tirana on October 30 for a major electronic music event at Skanderbeg Square, bringing the sound and atmosphere associated with her KNTXT universe to the Albanian capital.
The Belgian DJ and producer is one of the most internationally recognized names in contemporary techno. Her career has taken her from underground club culture to major international festival stages, including Tomorrowland, Coachella and Ultra, with sets known for their intense energy and powerful techno sound.
The Tirana event brings that large-scale techno experience directly to the city’s main square, adding another major international electronic music date to the capital’s October calendar.
Why go: See one of the biggest international names in techno perform in the open-air setting of Skanderbeg Square in central Tirana.
Tip: Check the official ticketing channel before attending for the latest information on tickets, entry times and event details.
- Infernum Festival 2026 – Hard Techno Festival
📍 Asllan Rusi Sports Palace, Tirana
📅 October 30–31, 2026
🎟️ Tickets: Official Ticketing Page
Infernum Festival 2026 brings two nights of hard techno to Tirana during Halloween weekend, taking over the Asllan Rusi Sports Palace on October 30 and 31. Organized in collaboration with Euphoria, this year’s edition expands to two stages, including a main stage and a dedicated Hardgroove stage.
The announced Main Stage programme features 13 artists, including headliners 6EJOU, HADES, NEEK, NHŪ and DORUKSEN. The lineup also includes Elen Payne, LIEKS, ARZY, TECHNIKA, Phil Berg, JKS, PARAPHER and Fanatek, bringing together international and local names from the underground techno scene.
With two nights, multiple stages and a programme centered on hard techno and hardgroove, Infernum adds a heavier underground option to Tirana’s Halloween weekend alongside the city’s other electronic music events.
Why go: Experience two nights dedicated to hard techno and hardgroove, with international and local underground artists performing across two stages.
Tip: Ticket phases are limited and availability can change as the festival approaches, so check the official ticketing page for current prices and entry information.
- Devil’s Paradise – Second Edition
📍 Olympic Park “Feti Borova”, Tirana
📅 October 31, 2026
🕖 Doors: 7:00 PM
🕤 Main Stage: 9:30 PM
🎟️ Tickets: www.gowild.al
Devil’s Paradise returns for its second edition on Halloween, expanding the event to two stages at Olympic Park “Feti Borova”. The experience begins from 7:00 PM and continues beyond 10:00 PM.
According to the organizers, the programme is designed for more than 4,000 participants and includes international and local DJs playing house, techno and Afro house. The production also includes performers, lasers, CO2 effects, pyrotechnics and confetti.
A costume is not mandatory. The supplied ticket information states that tickets are sold in limited phases and that prices increase after each phase.
Why go: Spend Halloween at a two-stage electronic music event featuring house, techno and Afro house alongside large-scale event production.
Tip: Costumes are optional. Check the official ticket channel before attending because ticket sales are organized in phases.
Planning to celebrate Halloween in Albania? Explore our complete guide to Halloween in Tirana 2026, featuring parties, themed events and experiences taking place around October 31.
- Midnight at the Castle – Halloween 2026
📍 Kështjella MD, Ndroq
📅 October 31, 2026
🕗 8:00 PM–4:00 AM
🔞 21+
🎟️ Tickets: Official Event Website
Midnight at the Castle brings Halloween outside central Tirana for an overnight event inside Kështjella MD in Ndroq. Running from 8:00 PM until 4:00 AM, the experience combines music, drinks and a castle setting designed around a dark Halloween atmosphere.
The event is open to guests aged 21+. Free round-trip transportation from Tirana is also available with advance registration, making it possible to attend without arranging your own transport to Ndroq.
Standard tickets are listed at 1,500 ALL per person, while the Coterie option is priced at 6,000 ALL for six people. The 1,000 ALL Early Bird allocation is already sold out, so visitors should check the official event website for current ticket availability before booking.
Why go: Celebrate Halloween with an all-night event in a castle outside Tirana, combining music, drinks and a setting created specifically for the occasion.
Tip: The event is 21+. If you plan to use the free round-trip transport from Tirana, register in advance and check the official event page for departure details and current ticket availability.
Events in other cities
- Kenga Jeho – International Festival of Folk Song Performers and Creators for Children
📍 Children’s Cultural Center, Durres
📅 September 30–October 1, 2026
🕗 6:00 PM
Kenga Jeho continues into the first day of October in Durres, bringing together young voices and performers from Albanian-speaking regions for a festival dedicated to folk music and tradition.
The programme features live interpretations of folk songs prepared by young performers together with professional creators. The festival is supported by the Children’s Cultural Center of Durres and the National Tourism Agency.
For visitors in Durres on October 1, the event offers a cultural programme centered on young performers and Albanian folk-song heritage.
Why go: Hear young performers interpret folk music in an event dedicated to preserving and presenting Albanian musical traditions.
Tip: The festival begins in September and ends on October 1, so check the organizers’ official channels for the programme taking place on the final day.
- Durrës International Biennale of Contemporary Art (DIBoCA) – 2nd Edition
📍 Multiple venues, Durres
📅 October 1–31, 2026
🕗 Inauguration: October 1 at 6:00 PM
The second edition of the Durres International Biennale of Contemporary Art (DIBoCA) runs throughout October under the theme “Periphery: Visual Transitions”. Curated by Massimo Scaringella, the biennale explores peripheral and anthropological realities through contemporary art.
The opening ceremony takes place at the historic Zog I Royal Palace in Currila on October 1. The wider programme spreads national pavilions across the city, including the Aleksander Moisiu Theater, Children’s Cultural Center, Venetian Tower, Medieval Hamam, Byzantine Forum, Roman Amphitheater, Public Library and Durres County Prefecture.
Participating national pavilions listed in the supplied programme include Albania, Sweden, Italy, the Dominican Republic, Peru, North Macedonia, the United States, Ivory Coast, Turkey, Kosovo, Romania, Argentina, Germany, China and Switzerland.
Why go: Explore contemporary art across historical, archaeological and public spaces throughout Durres during a month-long international biennale.
Tip: The programme is distributed across multiple venues, so check the biennale’s official channels for individual pavilion opening times and visiting information.
- Skampa International Contemporary Theatre Festival – 28th Edition
📍 Skampa Theatre, Elbasan
📅 September 30–October 5, 2026
The 28th International Contemporary Theatre Festival “Skampa” continues in Elbasan through October 5, with performances staged at the historic Skampa Theatre.
The October programme supplied for the festival includes “When It Hurts, You Play” from Theater 86 in New York on October 1 at 9:00 PM, Tunisian director and actor Rayen Karoui’s satirical monodrama “Bufi” (The Owl) on October 2 at 8:30 PM, and a performance by Dhaskal Youth Theatre addressing bullying, friendship and empathy on October 3 at 6:00 PM.
The programme concludes on October 5 with “Per nje fjale” (Over a Word), a dramatic comedy by Nathalie Sarraute presented by a guest company from Elbasan, scheduled for 7:00 PM.
Why go: See contemporary theatre and monodrama from different performers and companies during one of the month’s multi-day stage programmes outside Tirana.
Tip: Different productions are scheduled on different evenings, so check the daily festival programme before traveling to the theatre.
- Wine & Stories of Berat 2026 – 5th Edition
📍 Teodor Muzaka Square, Berat
📅 October 2–4, 2026
The fifth edition of Wine & Stories of Berat takes place over three nights at Teodor Muzaka Square in Berat.
The cultural festival is centered on the region’s winemaking heritage, gastronomy and traditions, bringing these elements together in the heart of Berat during the first weekend of October.
Why go: Combine an October visit to Berat with a three-night festival focused on wine, gastronomy and regional traditions.
Tip: Check the festival’s official channels before attending for programme times and any entry or tasting information.
- A MILLION DREAMS
📍 Andon Zako Cajupi Theatre, Korce
📅 October 3, 2026
🕗 7:00 PM
A MILLION DREAMS comes to the stage of the Andon Zako Cajupi Theatre in Korce as a musical production centered on young talent, dreams and the courage of a new generation.
The production brings together high-school students, young artists selected from the “Rin Show” competition and art students. The Artistic School “Tefta Tashko Koco” choir and the Korce Center of Art and Culture also participate.
The musical is written and directed by Blerta Belliu, with musical and vocal direction by Bledi Polena. It is supported by the Municipality of Korce and the Center of Art and Culture.
Why go: See a stage production bringing together young performers, students and a local artistic-school choir in Korce.
Tip: Check the theatre or organizers’ official channels before attending for the latest entry information.
- Idromeno International Film Festival – 5th Edition
📍 Shkoder
📅 October 3–9, 2026
The fifth edition of the Idromeno International Film Festival takes place in Shkoder under the artistic theme “Chapter II: Voices of the Earth”, with a programme centered on independent cinema.
The competition includes feature films, short films, student films and animation, alongside director Q&A sessions. The Inner Landscapes programme, running October 3–8, features themed evenings highlighting Hungarian, Kosovar, Swedish and Albanian cinema.
The festival also includes Idromeno Industrial, its educational and industry programme of panels, masterclasses and workshops. The supplied information names cinematographer Gareth Taylor, whose credits include Stranger Things and Sound of Freedom, among the mentors for the 2026 edition.
Why go: Discover independent films alongside Q&As, themed cinema nights, workshops and industry-focused activities in Shkoder.
Tip: Screenings and activities run across several days, so consult the festival’s official daily programme before planning your visit.
- SoundScape – Ezequiel Arias
📍 Gjirokastra Castle, Gjirokaster
📅 October 16, 2026
🎟️ Tickets: www.enterevents.al
SoundScape presents Argentine electronic artist Ezequiel Arias at Gjirokastra Castle for an event combining contemporary electronic music with the historic castle setting.
The announced programme also features Chriss V B2B Bani D. The event description presents the night as a journey built around atmosphere and electronic music within the castle.
Why go: Hear Ezequiel Arias and Chriss V B2B Bani D perform electronic music inside Gjirokastra Castle.
Tip: Check the official event and ticket channels before attending for the starting time and current ticket information.
- Chestnut Festival in Bajram Curri
📍 Bajram Curri, Tropojë, Albania
📅 October 23–24, 2026
🕔 Programme starts at 5:00 PM on both days
Chestnut Festival 2026 takes place in Bajram Curri on October 23–24, bringing together local gastronomy, traditional music, cultural heritage and the autumn flavors of northern Albania. Organized by the Municipality of Tropojë, the annual Chestnut Festival celebrates one of the region’s most important natural products and its connection to local traditions and community life.
Throughout the two-day celebration, visitors can explore a traditional market featuring fresh chestnuts, regional food products, local crafts and handmade goods. The gastronomic programme highlights chestnut-based dishes and traditional recipes, offering an opportunity to discover the culinary heritage of Tropojë and the wider Albanian Alps.
The festivities begin on Friday, October 23, with the opening of the traditional market at 5:00 PM, followed by the official ceremony, artistic performances, chestnut tastings and an evening of traditional music. On Saturday, October 24, the market and tastings return at 5:00 PM, followed by an artistic programme and folk music and entertainment from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM.
Beyond the festival, Tropojë offers visitors the chance to explore the landscapes of the Albanian Alps, including the nearby Valbona Valley. The event provides a seasonal reason to visit Bajram Curri while experiencing the region’s hospitality, traditional cuisine and cultural identity.
Why go: Celebrate autumn in northern Albania with fresh chestnuts, traditional food, local crafts, folk music and the cultural traditions of Tropojë.
Tip: The programme begins at 5:00 PM on both days. Plan your trip to Bajram Curri in advance and check the organizer’s announcements for any updates to the schedule.
October in Tirana: culture, performances and nights out
October gives visitors several different ways to experience Tirana, from contemporary dance and stand-up comedy to classic vehicles, rock music, boxing, architecture and electronic nightlife. The programme stretches across the month, making it possible to build cultural events into both short city breaks and longer stays.
If you are arriving by air and staying in the capital, our guide to getting from Tirana Airport to the city center can help with the first stage of your trip. From there, many of the October events in Albania listed above can also be combined with trips from Tirana to other cities.
As October programmes continue to develop, always check individual organizers for the latest schedules, entry details and ticket information before making plans.
Planning tip: Event dates, venues, programmes, ticket information, and schedules can change. Always check the official channels of each event shortly before attending for the latest information.
