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Twenty years after the release of ‘Cars’, Lightning McQueen arrives at MAUTO: a special display in the Formula Room brings together cinema, popular culture and automotive history.
World Press Photo Exhibition 2026, the world’s most prestigious photojournalism exhibition, returns to Torino with the winning works of photojournalism and documentary photography from the 69th edition of the competition.
A packed programme of events, with a wide and varied range of activities: culture, concerts, art, shows, fashion shows, festivals, guided tours, village fairs, dance evenings and sport.
From June to October, in the spaces of the Royal Museums, ESTATE REALE will be staged, the traditional festival of music, theatre and entertainment.
The Pier Alessandro Garda Civic Museum is hosting Fausto Gilberti’s exhibition, *Disegni del terzo tipo*.
The temporary exhibition Vitæ presents the works of Jessica R. Carroll, an artist who has always viewed nature as a unique lens through which to explore social dynamics and the relationships between individuals of the same species.
Exhibition dedicated to one of the most original figures in Italian painting of the late 20th century.
The 2026 edition of the Torinodanza Festival is scheduled to take place at the Fonderie Limone in Moncalieri from 9 September to 11 October 2026
To Dream is set to become the beating heart of the city’s sporting life.
QU.EEN is back, the cultural festival that marks the rebirth of Villa della Regina's humanistic vocation.
This September, Officine CAOS continues to transform the Le Vallette neighbourhood into a space for meaningful encounters, where the performing arts meet the community and curiosity becomes part of everyday life.
School trip for classes on prehistory.
As part of the ‘Sotto i Portici del Risorgimento 2026’ festival, the Balletto Teatro di Torino brings dance to the National Museum of the Italian Risorgimento with a site-specific performance, designed to create a dialogue between the museum’s historical
The exhibition is an invitation to recognise the value of what grows on the margins and to rediscover, through art, a more mindful relationship with nature.