Event collection 30 days

Ferrara

Exhibitions

Chagall - Witness of His Time

Until Feb 08, 2026

A major exhibition dedicated to Marc Chagall – one of the most celebrated and beloved artists of the 20th century – is set to open at the Palazzo dei Diamanti in Ferrara

Street and exhibition markets

Artistic Crafts Street Market

Until Jan 18, 2026

The exhibition spaces are designed to harmonize with the preciousness of art and architecture of the city center.

Music

The program includes ten symphonic concerts, including those by the Orchestra Mozart and Daniele Gatti, which continue the residency project dedicated to Beethoven's symphonies. Then chamber music appointments and piano recitals with artists of extraordinary importance, as well as events dedicated to the celebration of Girolamo Frescobaldi and a special attention to the younger audience

Folklore and festivals

The Este Carnival

Until Feb 15, 2026

The atmosphere of the Este masquerades will arise: after almost five hundred years, the amazing Carnival of Ferrara Court is organized in the very heart of Italian Renaissance.

Exhibitions

Bruce Davidson / Zabriskie Point The faces of America

Until Apr 12, 2026

A new appointment at "Spazio Antonioni" tells the story of the meeting on the set of the movie Zabriskie Point between the great photographer and one of the fathers of modern cinematography

Street and exhibition markets

The Farmer’s market –Colours and Flavours of Ferrara

On Jan 18, 2026

This market is organized fortnightly at Piazza Municipale or at Piazza Castello and it hosts producers from all over the Region.

Cento

Folklore and festivals

Cento Carnival

Until Mar 01, 2026

A grand celebration with carnival floats up to 15 metres high and hundreds of figurants in colourful costumes

Exhibitions

Guercino, un nuovo sguardo. Opere provenienti da Forlì e da altri luoghi nascosti

Until Dec 27, 2026

The exhibition, hosted at the church of San Lorenzo, displays twenty large works, most of them altarpieces, by Guercino and his students, which until now were hidden from the public eye because they were kept in places that could not be visited