Five Italy Events for Your Fall Calendar
Travelling to the Bel Paese this fall? Then add these to your calendar

Travelling to the Bel Paese this fall? Then add these to your calendar
Fall is slowly, sleepily making its way to us, and we’re looking forward to it! Autumn weather in Italy means mild temps, fewer crowds, empty beaches – Mezzatorre, Il Pellicano and La Posta Vecchia are all open till the end of October! – and a plethora of events to cater all tastes and whims – from cool music festivals to brainy cinema kermesses and theatre performances. All without the stifling heat of summer!
So get your diaries out and plan your next trip to the boot-shaped country around some of these happenings. They’ll make your visit all the richer.
RomaEuropa Festival

WHEN: September 6 – November 25
WHERE: Rome
WHEN: September 6 – November 25
WHERE: Rome
Vivan Maier – Anthology


WHEN: September 7 – January 24
WHERE: Bologna
Created by Chiara Campagnoli, Deborah Petroni and Rubens Fogacci and curated by Anne Morin, the exhibition will feature 111 black-and-white images, along with a section of 35 colour shots divided into six sections. Also new to the exhibition will be the viewing of Super 8s that will allow visitors to follow the gaze of the master as she approached street photography as early as the 1960s. The photographer’s collection of portraits, a distinctive feature of her visual investigation, will also be a prominent part of the exhibition.
Created by Chiara Campagnoli, Deborah Petroni and Rubens Fogacci and curated by Anne Morin, the exhibition will feature 111 black-and-white images, along with a section of 35 colour shots divided into six sections. Also new to the exhibition will be the viewing of Super 8s that will allow visitors to follow the gaze of the master as she approached street photography as early as the 1960s. The photographer’s collection of portraits, a distinctive feature of her visual investigation, will also be a prominent part of the exhibition.
Tiziano 1508. Agli Esordi di una Luminosa Carriera

WHERE: Venice
WHEN: September 9 – December 3
Among the works on display are important loans such as the large print of the Triumph of Christ from the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, the Risen Christ from the Uffizi, the Angel with Tambourine from the Doria Pamphilj Gallery in Rome, the Madonna and Child between St. Anthony of Padua and St. Rocco from the Prado Museum, and the Baptism of Christ from the Capitoline Museums.The itinerary accompanies visitors in understanding the artist’s extraordinary ability to quickly assimilate diverse cultural components – particularly Giorgionesque, Düreresque, and Michelangeloesque – and steer the Venetian pictorial language toward a mixture of naturalism and classicism.
Among the works on display are important loans such as the large print of the Triumph of Christ from the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, the Risen Christ from the Uffizi, the Angel with Tambourine from the Doria Pamphilj Gallery in Rome, the Madonna and Child between St. Anthony of Padua and St. Rocco from the Prado Museum, and the Baptism of Christ from the Capitoline Museums.The itinerary accompanies visitors in understanding the artist’s extraordinary ability to quickly assimilate diverse cultural components – particularly Giorgionesque, Düreresque, and Michelangeloesque – and steer the Venetian pictorial language toward a mixture of naturalism and classicism.
JazzMi

WHEN: October 12 – November 5
WHERE: Milan
WHEN: October 12 – November 5
WHERE: Milan
Festival del Cinema di Roma

WHEN: October 18-29
WHERE: Rome
WHEN: October 18-29
WHERE: Rome