Tennis Takes Over - Night & Day

Tennis leaves the courts behind and makes its way through Torino, intersecting with music, photography, contemporary art and new forms of engagement. To celebrate the 2026 Nitto ATP Finals, various venues will host a programme of events designed to engage different audiences from Saturday evening, 21 November, to Sunday morning, 22 November. These events will link sport with the city’s cultural and social life.

'Il Mio Dj', a project by Consiste Entertainment and GTT, will see trams transformed into travelling clubs. Musical journeys will set off from Piazza Vittorio under the artistic direction of Samuel Romano, who will be on board alongside various national DJs. At the Murazzi, Endorphin Athletics Club is organising a five-kilometre run from the Castello del Valentino to the Capodoglio, followed by a DJ set. In Largo Saluzzo, SchoolVision, a national secondary school competition, is organising a musical flash mob.

At CAMERA – the Italian Centre for Photography – presents The Perfect Match, a fashion film directed by Ivan Cazzola for IED Torino. The film explores the dialogue between fashion and tennis through the collections of young designers who have recently graduated. The evening, organised by Club Silencio, will also include a visit to the ‘Letizia Battaglia: The Work 1970–2020', as well as a screening of the semi-final of the Nitto ATP Finals. This will also be shown at the Regional Museum of Natural Sciences, while guided tours are being offered at the RAI Museum of Radio and Television. The programme also features a 'Match Point Tennis' virtual reality station and a quiz dedicated to the tournament.

On Sunday morning, Paratissima Kids will offer creative activities for young children and an art workshop for 6–13-year-olds, using shapes, colours, and recycled materials. Meanwhile, SwappartyTo is dedicating a special edition to the exchange of sports equipment and accessories to promote reuse and introduce the younger generation to sustainability. Rounding off the programme is a children's tram featuring artist and performer Simona Randazzo and music from the Suzuki Orchestra, marking the 50^(th) anniversary of the Suzuki Method in Italy.

Bookings for the events open on 4 November.