Events of the week

Exhibitions

Beautiful Esther. Purim, a timeless story

Until Jul 20, 2025

An exhibition on Purim, one of the most joyous holidays of the Jewish calendar, focusing on its leading character, Queen Esther

Music

Ferrara Summer Festival

Until Jul 12, 2025

Concerts and shows during the summer period in the Historic Center of Ferrara. The setting of the city of Ferrara creates the atmosphere to experience unique evenings of entertainment

Exhibitions

Alphonse Mucha / Giovanni Boldini

Until Jul 20, 2025

During spring 2025, Palazzo Diamanti will exhibit the masterpieces of the two protagonists of European Art between the 19th and 20th century, Alphonse Mucha and Giovanni Boldini, extraordinary artists of beauty and feminine charm

Exhibitions

Art Kane. Oltre il reale

Until Sep 15, 2025

The rooms of the Estense Castle host one of the most important masters of twentieth-century photography

Exhibitions

Bruce Davidson / Zabriskie Point The faces of America

Until Oct 12, 2025

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

Until Dec 21, 2025

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

Folklore and festivals

Frog Festival

Until Jul 13, 2025

A rich menu based on frog and typical products of the Ferrarese area awaits at Santa Bianca.

Street and exhibition markets

Market of Stellata

Until Dec 14, 2025

Street market with more than 200 stalls selling furniture, clothes, coins, records, books, crafts, accessories.

Exhibitions

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

Until Dec 28, 2025

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

Guided tours