Telling the beauty and uniqueness of the top Italian football championship through meetings and workshops with protagonists, professionals and celebrities of the present and past. This is the objective of Serie A Festivalthe three-day event that will bring together the best expressions of the Italian championship in Parma, the program of which will be revealed on our website, on the app and on Radio TV Serie A with RDS.
For the occasion, Parma will dress up to welcome all the main stakeholders of the sector, some of the greatest champions, coaches, managers who have written the history of our Championship, the directors of the main Italian newspapers dealing with sport, as well as influencers loved by young people, social media experts and actors and singers who are great football fans and fans.
Organized by Serie A Leaguein collaboration with Emilia Romagna region and the Municipality of Parmathe Festival will be totally free for all fans and enthusiasts who will be able to register starting in the next few days on the Tourism APP of the Municipality of Parma – “Parma Welcome”.
All events, meetings and workshops will be hosted in four prestigious and history-rich locations: the Farnese Theatre, the Regio Theatre, the Governor’s Palace and the San Paolo Laboratory.
In particular, a fully equipped room will be set up in the Ridotto of the Teatro Regio which can hold 180 people, a room in the Governor’s Palace with 160 seats and one in the San Paolo Laboratory with a capacity of 70 people. The Experience will be totally immersive and all grouped together in the center of Parma with all events hosted within a 500 meter radius.
The opening event will be held on Friday 7 June at 3pm, followed by, among others, the meeting of the Association of European Leagues, with a great show at the Farnese Theater which will conclude the evening of the inaugural day. On Saturday, many in-depth meetings and panels, the proceedings will open at 9.30 am and will last until 7 pm, in the evening Gala Dinner at the Voltoni del Guazzatoio.
The Festival will close on Sunday 9 June, with the last workshops and lunch at the San Paolo Laboratory. The exhibition dedicated to Paolo Rossi, curated by the Emilia-Romagna Region, will also be open for all three days at the Laboratorio Aperto in San Paolo.
