Presentazione Libro “Si può fare”
Aperitivo letterario a Montelaterone. Domenica 11 luglio, a partire dalle 18 sarà presentato il libro "Si può fare".
Aperitivo letterario a Montelaterone. Domenica 11 luglio, a partire dalle 18 sarà presentato il libro "Si può fare".
Domenica 8 agosto, nella piazzetta degli Orti, a Seggiano si svolgerà un pomeriggio dedicato a Dante Alighieri. L´iniziativa infatti è stata organizzata nell´ambito delle celebrazioni per il VII centenario della scomparsa del Sommo Poeta. L´evento, organizzato con il contributo della Regione Toscana e patrocinato dal comune di Seggiano, Fondazione Le Radici di Seggiano e la…
In occasione dell´estate 2021 il comune di Santa Fiora ha in programma un cartellone di iniziative rivolte a celebrare Dante Alighieri. Si svolgeranno eventi durante tutta l´estate. Il 10 agosto sarà il momento di “E quindi uscimmo a riveder le stelle” è il titolo di una serata sotto le stelle in un viaggio tra luna, pianeti e…
Edizione straordinaria del Mercatino dell´Antiquariato di Castel del Piano. Piccoli tesori di editoria locale di fine 800, libri usati di ogni genere, pubblicazioni tutte da riscoprire aspettano curiosi e appassionati del libro per un tuffo nelle pagine del passato. Per tutta la giornata sarà possibile consultare vere e proprie piccole perle tra le bancarelle di…
Si inaugura quest´anno ad Arcidosso “Sogni d´Ora. Festival delle Arti per bambini di tutte le età”. La rassegna si terrà nelle strade e nelle piazze del borgo medievale alle pendici del Monte Amiata con concerti, spettacoli teatrali, laboratori artistici e letture, dal 25 al 29 agosto. Un appuntamento dedicato a grandi e bambini, tra arte,…
Nuovo appuntamento a Santa Fiora con i libri de La Piazza Letteraria: venerdì 27 agosto, alle 18 e 30, in piazza Garibaldi, sarà presentato il volume dal titolo “L´ombra dell´albero dei kaki” di Giovanna Ballerini, Effigi editore. Intervengono: l´autrice del libro, Giovanna Ballerini, l´editore Mario Papalini. Modera Luciano Luciani, consigliere comunale con delega alla Cultura. L´evento è a ingresso libero con…
Un weekend da vivere in camper. Ecco gli appuntamenti a Santa Fiora Venerdì 24, sabato 25 e domenica 26 settembre, a Santa Fiora si svolge la Festa Nazionale del Pleinair. Tre giorni in cui gli amanti di questo tipo di turismo potranno trovare in questo borgo amiatino molte attività da fare. Venerdì 24 e sabato…
Sabato 16 ottobre l´appuntamento è ad Abbadia San Salvatore per una giornata di trekking realizzata da Fondazione Musei Senesi in collaborazione con il CAI (sezione Siena): un´opportunità per scoprire le terre di Siena in modo inedito, sportivo e salutare, e di farvi meravigliare dalle collezioni di arte, archeologia, scienza e memoria che i nostri musei ospitano. Tra boschi e…
ore 16.00 Castel del Piano, frammenti di una società rurale con Alvaro Giannelli
ore 16.00 Dante e l´Amiata con Sergio Landi
ore 17.00 Interventi in ricordo di Fiora Bonelli. Responsabilità e cultura nel lavoro intellettuale.
ore 16.00 Castel del Piano nelle ricerche di Enzo Fazzi
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