MONTE CERIGNONE The fascinating village dominated by the Rocca Feretrana, will be the capital from today to 23 June, with a program “Cultural revelations: Monte Cerignone, Treasure of Nature, which gives full credit to the dossier”The nature of Culture”, with a rich schedule of guided tours to the secrets of the village, tastings of local products, evocative candlelit and medieval aperitifs, parades, widespread artistic exhibitions, theater and music.
The commitment of the under 25s
All with the help of the very young people under 25, who will take on the role of guides thanks to the training received from the Pro loco in advance of the Mons Cerignonis re-enactment, a key event of the Cerignoni summer. “A rich and well-constructed program” complimented Silvano Straccini, general director of Pesaro 2024, “the result of the great participation of the entire community: the theme proposed by Monte Cerignone fully reminds us of the connections between nature and culture and the incessant dialogue between the two worlds.”
Monte Cerignone is at the heart of culture also for having been the chosen home of Umberto Eco who left a large footprint on the entire community. «The ancient Mons Cerignonis is the beating heart of Montefeltro, thanks to its centuries-old history which saw it as the residence of the Podestà and the ancient seat of the Feretrano Court – underlined the mayor Davide Giorgio Giorgini – there are many points of interest, over which it dominates the Rocca, recently home to the Mochi Photographic Museum: we thank the Municipality of Pesaro which took advantage of its proclamation as Capital of Culture also to turn the spotlight on all the towns of the province, giving a notable boost to the hinterland, making its treasures known and encouraging us to network with local associations, as in our case “Il Giardino di Simone”, and our commercial and catering entities”. Three exhibitions are planned, Animalia: the bestiary of women, with works by Christina Eickhoffm, Simona Foglia and Yvette Vandenmweghe and “The faces, the landscapes, the traditions of Monte Cerignone at the Rocca Feretrana and the Giovanni Mochi Museum, and “Visioni Sconfinanti” to Santa Caterina; among the artists, Luciana Baldacci, Giulio Ceccaroni and Antonio Giusti. There are also three appointments with Cosa c’è Dop, today Monday 17 June at 6.30pm at the “Campetto da Denis” bar, Thursday 20 June at the same time at the “Da Pal” bar and Saturday 22nd at the Bar dello Sport; today the creations of Ri-Bellarsi, the dresses from the Mp Moda school of San Marino and the wedding dresses from Sartoria Ca’ Ventura will be on show at the Rocca Feretrana, in a fashion show inspired by the atmosphere of Povere Creature by Yorgos Lanthimos.
Open air
There will be no shortage of open-air theatre, Thursday 20 June at 8.45pm at the Municipal Park with “Semis: stories of an invisible power”, while on Friday there will be a meeting with the cartoonist “God to laugh. Religion is a serious but not sad thing” with Don Giovanni Berti, /Rocca Feretrana, 8.45pm). Grand finale with the concert of “La Brigata Folk” in Piazza Clementina, with traditional and popular sounds from Greek, to Yiddish and Occitan with some homage to Italian songwriting.
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