Agenda

The exhibition pays tribute to Guido Reni, an Emilian painter, on the 450th anniversary of his birth.

The exhibition tells a story: the extraordinary collaboration between the Olivetti industry and some photographers from the Magnum agency during the last century.

Luci d’Artista is a unique event that has been illuminating Torino since 1998, transforming the city into a magical open-air museum.

A journey where dreams become tangible, magic takes shape and art transforms the invisible into the visible, thoughts into images, and imagination into shared experiences.

A charming miniature nativity scene created by artist Rolando Silvano.

8th edition of Presepe in Vetta and the 3rd edition of “Un pò di Rocca” where the collaboration between Cavour and the neighbouring municipalities of Garzigliana and Villafranca Piemonte took place

Nativity scene

Exhibition by artist Titti Garelli, who displays her famous portraits of contemporary queens, both majestic and mischievous, alongside an important historical collection of dresses, textile masterpieces, embroidery, tiaras, silverware and memorabilia.

Every year, Venaus hosts an open-air exhibition of handmade nativity scenes along the streets and in the most characteristic corners of the village

At Agliè Castle, a new exhibition featuring 21 Japanese paintings restored by the La Venaria Reale Conservation and Restoration Centre Foundation, accompanied by 28 Japanese blue and white ceramic garden vases.

Engravings by Antonio Novello.

Young and old alike can experience the magic of skating in a festive and evocative atmosphere.

Presepe di Bousson e antichi mestieri di montagna.

An extraordinary exhibition dedicated to the Inquisition, instruments of torture and the death penalty arrives in Torino.

From 6 December 2025 to 11 January 2026 Streets in the town centre and surrounding villages More than 150 illuminated nativity scenes scattered throughout the villages of Rochemolles, Millaures, Le Gleise, Les Arnauds and Melezet, in Borgo Vecchio and in