Events
Ferrara
Street and exhibition markets
Street and exhibition markets
Articles from the Old days - Antiques and Craft Market
Until Dec 01, 2019
Street market for antiques and objects to collect.
Exhibitions
L’arte per l’arte – Painting the affections: Sacred art in Ferrara from the 16th to the 18th Centuries
Until Dec 26, 2019
“L’arte per l’arte” returns to the Este Castle. Following a project formerly organized by Comune di Ferrara, here is presented a little known artistic heritage of great significance for our city and a journey through time from the sunset of the Este dynasty up to the Enlightment
Music
Concert Season 2019/2020
Until May 08, 2020
The program 2019-2020 of the Concert Season of Ferrara Musica proposes nine months of appointments in the sign of the 250th anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven and the great orchestras of Claudio Abbado, together with a lot of chamber music and piano concerts of great interest
Exhibitions
800/900
Until Dec 01, 2019
Culture and society in Ferrarese Art from the GAMC, Assicoop Modena&Ferrara, and BPER Bank galleries
Exhibitions
Rebel women. Renata di Francia and Giulia Gonzaga
Until Jan 06, 2020
A contemporary point of view on the female side of Renaissance. On display, precious miniatures by Agnieszka Kossowska, for the first time in Ferrara, to remind us the story of Renata di Francia, Giulia Gonzaga and other “rebel” women of the Italian Renaissance.
Trade fairs, expositions
FuturPera - Salone Internazionale della Pera
Until Nov 30, 2019
The first international trade fair dedicated to the promotion of the pear supply chain
Exhibitions
Nativities in the world
Until Jan 10, 2020
Ada Vecchi Simani shows her collection of over a thousand Nativity scenes from all over the world.
Religious festivals
The Crèche on the water
On Dec 24, 2019
Organized by Gruppo Subacqueo Ferrarese. A torchlight parade of scuba divers who will deliver the Holy Child in his traditional crèche, on the moat of the Castle.
Exhibitions
De Nittis and the revolution of seeing
Until Apr 13, 2020
De Nittis, like Boldini, was a prominent figure on the late-nineteenth-century Parisian scene throughout his career, first as avant-garde exponent of the realist school in southern Italy, and later as a full-fledged part of the Parisian innovators with whom he shared interests in photography and Japanese art, fields that profoundly influenced his work.
