The Civic Library "Giorgio Calcagno" of Almese inaugurates a new edition of the Book Club, entitled "Food and Surroundings". A series of meetings that aims to explore the theme of food in all its facets, from nutrition to sustainability, through social and cultural implications.
At the Primo Levi city library at 10:30 am 3 meetings for new mothers and children from 0 to 1 year: a moment to compare, understand and deal with the new dynamics of women and mothers.
From April 14 to 24 at the Palazzo delle Feste and City Library Sant Jordì 2025 - The Festival of Books and Roses.
The illustrator... of thoughts Roberta Amprino presents her works "A little bit of me a little bit of you" at the Casa della Salute in Oulx.
Exhibition Aldo Mondino in San Sicario Alto at the Umberto Benappi Gallery. The monographic exhibition offers an overview of the Piedmontese artist's work 2 years after his death, with a series of works that range in terms of materials, techniques and subjects.
Permanent exhibition with finds from the Western Alps campaign of June 1940 which in the Susa Valley, between Bardonecchia and Monginevro, included the unfolding of important feats of arms including the bombing of the 515th Chaberton Battery.
Photo exhibition by Vittorio Palma "The invisible light. Valsusa dresses in infrared" from April 12 to May 4 at the Palazzo delle Feste, 02:30 pm-05:30 pm.
On Sunday, April 6 at 04:00 pm opening exhibition “Immagini dell’invisibile - Icone antiche e contemporanee di Tiziana Pieruz” at the church of San Rocco.
After four years, the well-known painter from Avigliana, Alfredo Ciocca, returns to exhibit in the former church of Santa Croce located in Piazza Conte Rosso in the charming historic center of Avigliana. The exhibition features over seventy works selected from the most representative ones created by the artist in over fifty years of activity.
On the occasion of the exhibition "A little bit of me a little bit of you", special wellness movement The Animals with Monica Re at 02:00 pm at the Casa della Salute.
