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Cultural festivals in Italy

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Various cultural festivals and exhibitions are being continue to be held across different regions of Italy. In mid-August, Carpinone hosted the XXIV International Folklore Festival, featuring 350 artists from eleven countries performing traditional music and dance. Simultaneously, Carpegna held its 22nd Summer Festival, highlighted by the CarpegnArt exhibition showcasing 70 artists and 134 works in painting, sculpture, and visual arts. By late August, the Ludyka Festival took place at Villa Zardi in Copparo, focusing Copparo on August 28 and 29. The event focused on role-playing games, board games, and creative activities, featuring an exhibition celebrating the 35-year career of concept artist Daniele Procacci. Looking toward early September, Florence Procacci and participation from community member Gdrrante. In Florence, the Copula Mundi festival is scheduled to host run from September 1 to September 6 at the Copula Mundi festival, which will feature Lumen space. The program features international musical acts, acts including Quantic, Mellow Mood, and Dub FX, alongside vintage markets, circus performances, and the ‘RigenerAzione’ contemporary dance. The festival will also host ‘RigenerAzione,’ a political-cultural symposium regarding community community-based regeneration and governance in Tuscany. Looking toward mid-September, Panicale is set to host the XIV edition of the international lace and embroidery festival, ‘Fili in Trama,’ from September 11 to 13. Organized by GAL Trasimeno-Orvietano, the event includes exhibitions, workshops, and demonstrations to commemorate the 800th anniversary of the death of Saint Francis. Other regional activities include the Montemurlo Craft & Park festival, an ‘A Fil di Spada’ fencing marathon in Rome designed to promote social integration, and the ‘Tanganica’ humor festival in Perugia.

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