Torino is a city always on the move, full of cultural events that celebrate the arts in all their forms.
It is for this reason that several international festivals take place throughout the year. The most important are dedicated to music, cinema and theatre.
Mito Settembre Musica 2025
A festival for all tastes: classical, contemporary, ethnic music, jazz and pop in the setting of the historic and architectural wonders of the city; artists and orchestras from around the world will be transforming concert halls, churches.
Artissima. Internazionale D'Arte Contemporanea 2025
Artissima Internazionale d’Arte Contemporanea di Torino returns from 1 to 3 November at the Oval Lingotto Fiere. The only fair in Italy devoted exclusively to contemporary art, it is distinguished by its innovative and experimental approach that makes it
Tff - Torino Film Festival - 42ª Edizione
The 42nd Torino Film Festival, which will take place from 22 November to 30 November ber 2024. Inaugurated in 1982 as an International Youth Cinema Festival, it is proposed as a place for meeting and dialogue for the new international cinema in its variou
Biennale Democrazia 2025 - Guerre e Paci
The themes of the biennial: conflict, the ‘all against all’, violence in its many forms and war, in the light of the persistent threat of clashes within democratic societies and the current scenario of increasing global tension.
Artissima. Internazionale D'Arte Contemporanea
Artissima Internazionale d’Arte Contemporanea di Torino returns from 1 to 3 November at the Oval Lingotto Fiere. The only fair in Italy devoted exclusively to contemporary art, it is distinguished by its innovative and experimental approach that makes it
Exposed Torino Foto Festival 2025
It is called EXPOSED. Torino Foto Festival the International Festival of Photography in Torino that will bring to the Piedmontese capital every year temporary exhibitions, a specialised fair, didactic activities, meetings, artistic commissions and off eve
Paolo Pellion di Persano. La Semplice Storia di Un Fotografo Expanded With
For the first time, the exhibition brings together a large corpus of Paolo Pellion di Persano’s photographs, including many previously unpublished ones, restoring an extraordinary narrative in which the artistic vitality of Torino and its territory plays