«Everyone is invited to evenings of culture under the stars of great beauty with the 42 ^ stagione dei caffè literari del Rhegium Julii. Let’s start Thursday 4th July with Roberto Napoletano. Il new director of Il Mattino will be here with a book of great interest which proposes the idea of a South that is about to change or reverse courseWe will discuss it with the Mayor Giuseppe Falcomatàwith the partner Mario Musolino. We are particularly pleased to also invite the President of the Region, Roberto Occhiutobecause of this moment of high reflection on the state of Calabria and the South».
So the presidente del circolo culturale Rhegium Julii is addressed to the citizens, on the occasion of the press conference to present the new cycle of summer activities of the association cultural one of the longest-lived in Calabria, starting on Thursday. The rich program was presented this morning at the Gilda Trisolini library in Palazzo Alvaro, seat of the Metropolitan city of Reggio CalabriaThe meetings will take place from July 4th until next August 26th. They will begin at 9.30 pm in the setting of the Rocco Polimeni Tennis Club in Reggio.
The synergies
«Just today I considered with pride and satisfaction that the Polimeni Tennis Club has become a sort of summer residence of the Rhegium Julii. The collaboration has been going on for a long time now many years and it is increasingly stronger and increasingly characterised by shared values, thanks also to the contribution of Panathlon Reggio Calabria“. So the president of the Polimeni tennis club of Reggio Calabria, Ezio Privitera.
This year too, the contributions of historical associations such as the Panathlon Club of Reggio Calabria, the Fai Reggio Calabria, the Cis, the Rotary Club Reggio Calabria, the Cif, the Pithagoras Planetarium, the Academy of Free Time with the Delianuova Youth Wind Orchestra.
A cultural event, now historic on the shores of the Strait, also promoted in synergy with the municipality of Campo Calabro.
«We are grateful to the club Rhegium Julii of this partnership that offers us precious opportunities for meeting and cultural enrichment. The prize Gaetano Cingari who will see us united once again next autumn, within the scope of the the first Rhegium of Juliusis the culmination of this synergy. Also this summer among the summer events of the club there is also the initiative at Pignatelli Hill of the field Calabrian“. So themunicipal councilor of Campo Calabro, Santo Idone.
Guests and the international space
After Roberto Napolitano, who will open on Thursday evening, here are the guests who will explore the many fields of knowledge and tell pieces of history. «We will naturally have a series of very important protagonists such as the former footballer John Toschi, the writer and journalist Archangel Badolati, the sociologist and economist Tonino Perna. And again the journalist and writer Luke Serafinithe body Luke Amendolathe philosopher Massimo Pigliucci and finally the our Carmine Abate. This year too we will close with the Rhegium Julii Inedito Award 2024, now in its 56th editiondedicated to the single poem, to the poetic anthology and to the storyOn this occasion we will award the prize A life for culture Silvestre Clancie, president of theMallarmé Institute of Parise Muriel Augry Merlinoresponsible for many years of the French cultural institutes abroad.
We have already introduced this at the end of the season since last year international breathing space. This is to make an appointment for the International Award City of the Strait Joseph Casile and there In the autumn of July, I received Rhegium». He concludes the presidente del circolo culturale Rhegium Julii, Giuseppe Bova.
During the press conference, also spoke Joseph Caridipresident of the Deputation of National History for Calabria and Tonino Raffasports journalist and historic Rai voice and past Panathlon Reggio Calabria. A greeting was also brought by the president of Cis Calabria Lorelei Rosita Borrutofrom the consul for the Touring club Reggio Calabria Dominic Chaplainfrom the writer Gianfranco Cordì and by the president of Cif Reggio Calabria Renata Melissari.
