Chiesa della Nativity of Mary (17th century)
A little tree sits on the square, from which opens up the village centre. The facade, in the style of the 17th century, has really small dimensions and was completed with only one Lisenenanordnung, of entablature and triangular pediment, built. The simple portal, queued in a modest mirror, is covered by a niche with the appearance of a false window. The two side wings, decorated with mirrors, but on the same level with the main floor, architecturally complete the front end (which should in reality probably have a simple facade with a gable roof). On the right side, the little church tower rises, with simple Abvierungen and arched windows in the belfry.
Capella di San Sebastiano (12th century)
This Roman building is located in the middle of today's cemetery, on a large area of raised ground in the open and fenced by a low wall of dry stone. Visitors can see lovely views from inside the chapel of sandstone, designed with sliding sheets on the sides and a semicircular apse. The sides and the apse are decorated with uniform Bogenfensterchen stone and half-columns with capitals. There is a simple nave, bald, with a semi-circular apse and altar from a block of stone as well as a gabled roof in wooden joists, covered with stone slabs.
Art Competition
Enter a competition for applied arts students from all over Italy. Prizes will be awarded in September to the best frescoes, sculptures, mosaics, ceramics, pictures, or works with mixed techniques. The theme is open, but should be related to the history and the environment of the village. Winners feature their work on a wall in the village centre, where it remains.
Music & Concerts
For 25 years, "Canté magg" was the annual meeting for music, dance, and folklore in Piedmont. The climax occurred during the "corn Ingen" in 1994 as a pilgrimage of 30,000 music lovers from home and abroad travelled to Bergolo. With the numerous visitors also came the drugs...so the last festival was held in 2003. This event was then superseded by the classical concert "Concerti d'estate." In Piazza Garibaldi, famous and virtuosic artists now work during July and August. Music-study weeks are held for young artists from late June to late August.