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Lessons, dialogues, readings, meditations, experiences, nature walks.
This is the fair that every year celebrates the grand mixed boiled meat: heir to the Fat Ox Fair and the livestock market, it attracts visitors from all over Italy around the 1,500 kg of selected meat, cooked in the same large pot
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.
Charity walk in aid of research into women’s cancers
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.
BallaTorino Social Dance is one of the city’s leading cultural events
The largest retrospective ever dedicated to the renowned American actress and photographer, featuring over 200 images, most of which have never been seen before.
A new and exciting journey into the most interesting theatrical and musical proposals of the moment, a programme with almost fifty appointments including musicals, dance, comedy, drama and music.
From June to October, in the spaces of the Royal Museums, ESTATE REALE will be staged, the traditional festival of music, theatre and entertainment.
To celebrate Torino Design City, a special, free edition of the design tour is back!
Laura Pausini will be in concert in Torino in 2026 for a new date of her "World Tour 2026"
The exhibition will feature over 60 works, including engravings and drawings from the rich holdings of the Galleria Sabauda and the collections of the Royal Library.
A wide-ranging cultural programme, launched as part of the Valsusa Filmfest, entirely dedicated to social inclusion and the promotion of the rights of people with disabilities.
A travelling show comprising seven scenes that recount the folk tales handed down through the centuries, centring on the ‘Masche’: these were women – though at times also men, known as ‘mascot’ – who possessed knowledge of the properties of herbs. Their s