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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.
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 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.
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
From dawn to dusk It used to be called the Fig Fair because it was an opportunity for Pragelato's people to buy the succulent fruit. Soucheres-Hautes renews the tradition by celebrating its fair and invites everyone to participate and to gather among the
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.
The Adriano Olivetti Nursery in Ivrea is hosting the ‘LUDUM’ exhibition, a dialogue between the paintings of Gabriella Giardi and the wooden artefacts of Ivano Ciravegna.
Patron Saint’s Festival of the Nativity of Mary, an event packed with activities spanning history, culture, food and wine, and entertainment.
On 2nd September, the Nitto ATP Finals ‘Trophy Tour’ will kick off at the Gallerie d’Italia in Turin. The tour will continue from 13 to 18 September at Area X, Intesa San Paolo, at 12 Via Francesco d’Assisi.
A wide range of cultural, musical, sporting and leisure events.
On display is a selection of works by Gianni Dessì, Giuseppe Gallo and Nunzio, key figures of the so-called San Lorenzo School, the artistic movement that emerged in Rome between the late 1970s and early 1980s in the neighbourhood of the same name and whi