Se Desmonteghea 2026: Falcade Celebrates the Return from the Alpine Pastures
From 25 to 27 September 2026 Falcade holds the 22nd Se Desmonteghea: decorated herds walking down through the village, over 100 local stalls, malga cooking, folk groups and the Ladin culture of the Biois Valley. This edition is dedicated to the Carnivals of the valleys.
Read MoreA Weekend in the Cansiglio Forest: Full Moon, Beech Woods and Cimbrian Culture
From 28 to 30 August 2026 the Cansiglio Forest is best experienced after dark and at walking pace: a moonlight walk with the Biodiversity Carabinieri, forest bathing, the Alpine Botanical Garden, the Museum of Man and contemporary dance among the beeches.
Read MoreEurope’s RC racing scene returns to Lentiai: the Euro Nitro Series final comes to MyCandy Arena, 2–4 October
MyCandy Arena Lentiai · Motorsport & Territory Europe’s RC racing scene returns to Lentiai: the Euro Nitro Series final comes...
Read MoreCarnival in the Dolomites
Carnival in the Dolomites, unusual and distinctive, with wooden masks sporting large moustaches, cowbells and sorghum brooms and[…]
Read MoreThe Corners of Belluno
A new idea is born for our city centre. This page of ours was born from an idea of our friend Raffaele Addamiano, who in the[…]
Read MoreKatharina Zeller: No to the Tricolour Sash… But Yes to the State’s Money?
The gesture of Merano's newly elected mayor Katharina Zeller, who refused the tricolour sash, reignites the debate on the special autonomy of Trentino-Alto Adige and on Article 116 of the Constitution, 75 years after it came into force.
Read MoreThe Province We’d Like (Perhaps Autonomous)
After the provincial vote: a ruling class unable to govern itself, while fifty million euros a year are on the table.
Read MoreFrom Montecitorio to the Administrative Court
A century ago Italy's liberal bourgeoisie built institutions: the Forestry Corps, national parks, forestry laws. Today, faced with a hundred lime trees on a Veneto street, people turn to the Administrative Court within 24 hours. A comparison between two opposite ways of understanding civic passion for nature and territory.
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