From Saturday June 4 to Monday June 6 Florence’s Le Murate Progetti Arte Contemporanea will be organizing Murate Days, three days of art, literature and music events to celebrate the anniversary of the Le Murate complex, an ancient prison, which was closed in 1983 and transformed into a social housing complex with community spaces, becoming one of Florence’s most vibrant community culture centers.
Saturday June 4
3:30-4:30pm Free tours of the old prison
5-7:30pm ‘Listen to the Arno’ Workshop for families and kids
5-7:30pm ‘The Roots of Participation: Florence and its Territory: 1966-1976’ Exhibition
5:30-8pm #2parts di POMO + RMOGRL8120 Exhibition
6:30 ‘Foto & Foto’ Catalogue Presentation
9:00pm ‘Io vengo dal Sud’ Concert by NOSENZO
Sunday June 5
10:30, 11:30, 12:30 Free tours of the old prison
11:30 Brunch with Shakespeare
5-7:30pm‘The Roots of Participation: Florence and its Territory: 1966-1976’ Exhibition
5:30-8pm #2parts di POMO + RMOGRL8120 Exhibition
Monday June 6
5-7:30pm ‘The Roots of Participation: Florence and its Territory: 1966-1976’ Exhibition
5:30-8pm #2parts di POMO + RMOGRL8120 Exhibition
5:30pm Role Play for Kids: 1, 2, 3 Rights!, with the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Human Rights
6-8pm The Big Flood Round Table, organized by the Associazione Testimonianze
7pm ‘Nei folli spiriti’ Readings with Ornella Lucilla Marini and Quirino Trovato
For full details visit the website here
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