September marks the start of countless sagre and fiere across Italy. One of my favorites here in Le Marche is Pane Nostrum, held in the town of Senigallia. Have you already read the post about Summer Jamboree, which always takes place in Senigallia? Senigallia truly is the champion when it comes to hosting all sorts of festivals. Il pane means bread in Italian. Nostrum comes from Latin, something like “our”, you know, like Cosa Nostra. So, Pane Nostrum means “Our Bread.” Originally, this event was conceived as a sagra, a harvest celebration, a treasure to share and rejoice over together. The first editions were a great success, heartfelt, you could…