Pordenone boring city? «Yes to parties and late hours but far from the centre. Space for silence”

PORDENONE – Pordenone boring city? But who said that events necessarily have to be concentrated in the “living room” areas of the city to make the capital a fun place? The Aqua Nova association also enters into the debate on the frequency, quality and worldliness of Pordenone events. And he does it with a different point of view than usual. It could be defined as “responsible nightlife”. Where the term responsible is to be combined with the citizens’ right to silence and rest.

THE LETTER

«Like a karst trickle, the jeremiads of those who complain about a hypothetical climate of boredom that pervades the city of Pordenone resurface every now and then, with interventions in which it seems that the greatest aspiration to overcome intolerance is to be submerged by rivers of alcohol in bars appropriately equipped as needed, dazed by loud music”, is the tense incipit signed by the city association. Movida yes, therefore, but without the excesses.
«We regularly forget what the meaning of life in the city should be – the letter from the Aqua Nova association continues – where people decide to live basically asking to have the necessary and indispensable facilities for everyday life within reach, areas for socializing in mutual respect such as theatres, cinemas, bars (in their original function as meeting points and not for going out), schools and adequate healthcare provision: from this perspective it is right that they are identified in decentralized areas, areas designated for meeting for those who also want to spend the hours of the night listening to music or dedicating themselves to other diversions such as dancing, but without interfering with the rights of others to participate in city life outside of harassment and invasions of their tranquility”.

THE CONTEXT

«With an overused term – ends the intervention of the association – we insist on the concept of wanting to revive the city but, as far as we are concerned, ignoring partisan interests linked to the management of some premises, we are convinced that, as it presents itself , Pordenone fulfills those commitments undertaken with the residents as a city in which one can live peacefully without annoying aggressions, rather than Pordenone-boredom: respect for the rights of others is enough, otherwise boredom (or anger) comes to those who are sometimes forced to suffer reckless invasions of the pitch”.
A not recent photo, posted on the “Pordenone mirror” group, reports the phrase that made history: “Porde-boredom”. So Pordenone is a boring city. Or not? Aqua Nova’s solution is one: fun until late, yes, but far from the historic center. The debate was revived a few days ago. Pordenone seems like a capital that is in some ways split in two. There is the Pordenone of the weekend – especially on Saturday evening – which lives and does it very well. The number of bar customers on the most festive day of the week par excellence is enviable. Long aperitifs become dinners, the restaurants are all full. Corso Vittorio Emanuele II is teeming with people already in the afternoon and all the clubs in the historic center compete for the “right” evening. It even arrives at three or four in the morning, risking undermining the already tenuous patience of some residents of the centre, known for reporting and protesting at the slightest increase in the volume of the music. And then there is the city of the rest of the week, with Friday being a day in the middle.

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