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The many worlds of the Art Biennale “In Minor Keys”

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La Fenice at San Marco for the thirtieth anniversary of the theatre fire

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The Carnival parades along the Grand Canal

Thirty years since the fire at the Teatro La Fenice: free visits and an exhibition

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“The Shoah, trivialized and manipulated”

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The world's oldest race is Italian: the 120th anniversary of the Targa Florio.

The Italian cities that made the Middle Ages great

Lucca, the enchanting town that sees growing tourism

Norcia: tradition, flavor, and Italian identity in the heart of Umbria

Trapani, the city between two seas: beauty and culture

The Tower of the Incurables: History, Legends and Mysteries

Castles of Italy: the most famous (and visited) in the Belpaese

FAI Spring Days: A Journey Through Italy's Great Beauty

Venetian glass beads, a world to discover

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In Mestre, March 8th will be a day of walking, but also... defending the territory!

In search of roots: the new generations return to their countries of origin

Patronal celebrations of Italians around the world

The Paralympic Flame in Venice, the brazier lit in St. Mark's Square

The Milan Cortina 2026 Paralympic Flame stopped in Venice. Yesterday, the torchbearers marched until they reached […]

Art Biennale 2026: It's time to listen to minor keys

The 61st International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale was born under two trees. Or rather, under a fig tree […]

Gabriel Bella's Venice at the Querini until April 12th

An artist strolls through the city. And his photographic gaze records the Venetian world, conveying it, with a wealth of detail […]

History, myths, and traditions: Carnival approaches its grand finale.

It's definitely a wet Carnival this year, which unfolds through the palaces, streets, and squares of Venice. The […]

Caroline and Herbert Pagani, a singing memory that passes through Venice

A leading artist on the national music scene, but sadly passed away prematurely in 1988 at just 44 years old, Herbert Pagani […]

The Carnival parades along the Grand Canal

And if on Saturday evening the setting was Piazza San Marco, yesterday the celebrations for the opening of the Carnival of […]

Grand Ball at San Marco for the opening of the Carnival

Yesterday was a magical evening in St. Mark's Square for the opening of the Carnival, a blend of reality and cinematic influences. It was the Grand Ball […]

Thirty years since the fire at the Teatro La Fenice: free visits and an exhibition

Thirty years have passed since the fire that destroyed the Teatro La Fenice on the night of January 29-30, 1996. […]

“The Shoah, trivialized and manipulated”

“How is this night different from the others?”: this is the first question asked by the youngest member of the family in […]

The Olympic Flame Relays in Venice's Grand Canal

From the mainland to the lagoon, the Olympic Flame arrived in the historic center of Venice yesterday. It was the forty-sixth stage […]

Holocaust Remembrance Day: Over 40 events and 13 new Stumbling Stones

Over forty events will be held throughout the municipality until Monday, February 23rd. Eighty organizations will be involved in the event […]

Alberto Trentini is free, according to a video message from the Patriarch of Venice.

Great joy in Venice for the release of Alberto Trentini, the aid worker from the Lido who had been […]

In Venice, the Befane arrive by boat, amidst the cold, wind, and a few snowflakes.

The 45th edition of the Epiphany Regatta took place this morning in Venice, finishing under the huge stocking suspended over the […]

Gerardo Balestrieri, from Germany to Venice, to play with commitment!

According to some, the committed singer-songwriter is an endangered species. Among the Italian musicians who firmly deny this, […]

New Year's Eve Concert at La Fenice: A Truce Amid Tensions and Controversy

Having put aside the strongest tensions, even if it seems only temporarily, the Teatro La Fenice has opened its […]

Cini Foundation: Two projects dedicated to Casanova

If following the life of Giacomo Casanova is a fascinating journey into the era of this multifaceted figure, a paradigm of the eighteenth century […]

"In the High Air," Vasco Mirandola's poems on CD

“The wind is born where everything else is born, you can't see it, you don't know where it is, but if you start running, you'll run into it...

In the shadow of the Christmas tree in St. Mark's Square

In the shadow of the great Christmas tree in St. Mark's Square, the notes of the Christmas Concert in the Basilica still echo. […]

The Patriarch's Christmas greetings to the Farfalle della Giudecca

The lives of inmates: images of daily life inside the Giudecca women's prison. The screen shows moments of work, study, […]

The faces of new Italians in a photography exhibition at the MuPa in Torre di Mosto.

It's called "New Citizenships, Conflicts, and Reconciliation – Identity, Territory, and Migration in Contemporary Europe." It's the new photography exhibition at MuPa, […]

Evocative and sacred in St. Mark's Basilica for the Christmas Concert

The sacredness and evocative power of the Christmas Concert in St. Mark's Basilica returns. This year, with a […]

Sir Joe Polito, Venetian rocker with America in his heart

Passion for music, but also for the United States of America. This combination has led Sergio Polito, over the last forty years, […]

Avapo Venezia's Christmas Auction: an event not to be missed.

There are thirty-five pieces up for auction at Avapo Venezia's usual Christmas event, on Saturday, December 13th at 11 a.m. in […]

Foscarini High School: formal, European, scientific, and from 26/27 also choreographic

A broad educational offering, which will be enriched next year with the new choreography program, a program aimed at girls and […]

Marcello Tonolo & Friends, an album in memory of Bicio Caldura

Marcello Tonolo, a well-known and appreciated Venetian pianist, born in Mirano in 1955, remembers Maurizio with an album […]

“Murano lights up the world” starting from St. Mark's Square

A reinterpretation of a chandelier that would have illuminated a refined early twentieth-century dining room. A kind of […]

Max Iannantuono, from trumpet to drums, from Venice to Japan

The Japanese have always had a soft spot for Italian artists. Since the 1970s, their favorites have included […]

"The Samaritan Woman at the Well" finds a home at the Palazzo Grimani Museum.

In a certain sense, one could say that the artist is returning home. Or rather, to one of the houses where he spent […]

The Patriarch's prayer for Alberto Trentini at the Salute

“The Blessed Virgin is not concerned with first places, titles, or fame… What is often missing […]

Our Lady of Health and her message of peace

The icon of Our Lady "Mesopanditissa," mediator of peace, is preparing to welcome the pilgrimage of tens of thousands of […]

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