Unmissable events await you in Rovigo and its province for the next weekend: discover the events from 30 to 31 March 2024.
What to do in Rovigo and its province: the events of the Easter weekend
Spring funfair
- From Saturday 30 March to Sunday 7 April
As is now tradition, the appointment with the spring Luna Park is renewed this year too. From 30 March to 7 April fun for adults and children with the rides in the square in front of the Censer
Everything will be carried out according to the safety plan required by law which will be improved with some solutions agreed with the ride managers. Furthermore, the area will be more controlled to allow everything to take place safely.
Show “Color Notes”
- From Friday 29 March to Tuesday 09 April 2024
The Decorative Arts Cultural Club will host, in its gallery in Piazza Annonaria-Rovigo from Friday 29 March to Tuesday 09 April 2024, the personal painting exhibition of its member Teresa Felisati entitled “NOTE DI COLORE”
Around twenty works will be exhibited, mainly of an abstract nature, rich in color and charm, in which Felisati expresses herself at her best.
Present in the artistic culture of the city for several years, he began his journey with the master Silvio Zago, perfecting the spatula technique with fantastic and luminous coloristic results.
The exhibition will remain open until 9 April 2024 from Monday to Friday from 10.00am to 12.30pm and from 4.30pm to 7.00pm.
Easter diorama exhibition in Adria
- From Sunday 24th to Saturday 30th March 2024
Do you know what an Easter diorama is? Surely you are curious to see several of them in Adria for the first time too.
We invite you, therefore, to visit the exhibition which will be inaugurated on Sunday 24 March at 4.00 pm in the Arcipreti Dalla Villa – Furini – Donà Multifunctional Hall of the Ferrini Theatre.
It will remain open until March 30th from 5pm to 7pm.
More information HERE.
Exhibition on Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
The exhibition at Palazzo Roverella in Rovigo celebrates Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, a well-known French artist of the late 19th century, focusing on his pictorial work rather than his posters. In addition to his masterpieces, the exhibition presents works by other contemporary artists, offering an overview of the Parisian artistic environment of the time. Featuring more than 60 works by the artist, out of a total of over 200, the exhibition offers a lively look at the Parisian art scene. Edited by Jean-David Jumeau-Lafond, Francesco Parisi and Fanny Girard, with contributions from Nicholas Zmelty.
More information HERE.
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