The Alzheimer's Café is a meeting space where family members and caregivers can exchange experiences and receive support from professionals in the field, while at the same time people with cognitive decline participate in stimulation activities led by qualified personnel.
From March 21st to May 3rd, 2:30 PM – 5:30 PM at the Palazzo delle Feste – Oltre Foyer - Scena 1312 Arte. Painting exhibition by Sergio Saccomandi.
The Umberto Benappi Gallery presents an exhibition where the landscape is not depicted but rather left to act.
Following the Alzheimer Café project meetings that have been held once a month in recent years at the Don Menzio nursing home for all caregivers of people affected by this degenerative disease, the presentation of the book “Alzheimer's is a woman” by Fausto Fantò, a geriatrician and expert on the disease, will take place on Wednesday 22 April at 6 pm in the Daniele Bertotto auditorium. The book is published by Voglino and is published by Voglino.
The works of Francesco Blaganò, a non-academic artist who has dedicated his life to figurative, material, and conceptual art, transforming simple materials like paper and glue into extraordinary works, will be on display at Certosa 1515 in Avigliana from April 17 to May 17.
As part of the "Oulx in Arte Salus" health promotion project, the Casa della Salute (Health Center) at Corso Torino 37 hosts the exhibition "A Touch of Art...".
On April 25th, the exhibition "Women in Search of Trouble" will be held in Sala Italia 150 (Strada Contessa 86), curated by Franca Mariano of the Colle del Lys Resistance Committee, with the invaluable support of the Gobetti Study Center in Turin.
The children of D.D. Lambert celebrate Saint George's Day in Garambois Square during the weekly market. A free donation is available for the books on display, and books can be donated to the school libraries: a small gesture of great value for the students.
From April 20th to 24th, Bardonecchia hosts the third edition of "Sant Jordí – The Festival of Books and Roses": the first three days are dedicated to schools, with meetings with authors and organizers, while on Thursday and Friday the library will open its doors to the public with two events open to all.
