Caserta is preparing to host a major cultural event with 'Strad'Aperta - Festa dell'Emigrante 2024', scheduled for December 27. The event will transform Via San Carlo into a vibrant hub of activity, featuring music, art, and free events open to all.
Promoted by the Circolo Arci Galileo in collaboration with the Comitato per Villa Giaquinto, the event aims to unite the community through moments of sharing and social regeneration.
Domenico D'Ambrosio, president of the Circolo Arci Galileo, emphasized the importance of the initiative: "Strad'Aperta is not just a celebration, but a vision for the future. Via San Carlo, with its enormous multicultural and historical potential, deserves to return to being a vibrant, shared, and inclusive place. Too often, we see this street suffer from neglect and economic hardship. With this initiative, we want to demonstrate that a different future is possible, a future of accessible culture, public space, and shared beauty."
An Event for Everyone
The evening will offer the opportunity to experience Via San Carlo in a new way, allowing residents, merchants, and citizens to participate, along with emigrants returning for the Christmas holidays.
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The program
The evening's program includes a variety of events and activities:
- Concert of Mantovanelli's students: 19.00:165 pm, via San Carlo XNUMX
- DJ set by Biz: 21.00pm-24.00am, via San Carlo 128
- Annette and the Bradipos live: 21.15pm-22.30pm, via San Carlo 74
- Aldolà Chivalà Live: 22.45pm-24.00am, via San Carlo 108
- Activities for families and children such as 'Leave your complaint to Santa Claus', chess games organized by Follemente Scacchisti, and other fun activities organized by Arciragazzi Caserta.
- Art exhibitions, including MaryArt and 'Forme e colori' by Peppe Dag.
An Open Invitation
“We look forward to seeing you on December 27th: the future is not yet written, but together we can build it, starting from a lively and participatory Via San Carlo”, concludes D'Ambrosio. The evening is an invitation to dream, live and build together a new idea of the city.
The event is sponsored by the Municipality of Caserta and receives the support of local merchants. It is part of the "Christmas: Culture, Games, and Theater" program, designed for children and young people aged 3 to 17 during the winter months.
Comments (1)
It is a very interesting event that brings culture and activities for everyone. I hope that citizens participate actively, but also that there is good organization, to avoid problems during the evening. It would be nice to see more people involved.