The city of Quarto inaugurates the new year with an event dedicated to young people: the presentation of the book “Prima di abbraccime” by Andrea Sannino. The appointment is set for Monday, January 13 at 11.00:XNUMX, in the Aula Magna of the Istituto Statale di Istruzione Superiore “Rita Levi Montalcini”.
A Meeting of Culture and Motivation
The presentation, moderated by Geltrude Vollaro and Franco Simeri of Mea Edizioni, will be attended by the mayor of Quarto Antonio Sabino, the deputy mayor Annarita Ottaviano, the councilor for culture Raffaella De Vivo and the school principal Rosanna Stornaiuolo. The preface of the book, the literary debut of the singer Andrea Sannino, is signed by the writer Maurizio de Giovanni. It is a work that tells of life, friendships and love, exuding humanity and depth.
New Generations and Culture
Mayor Sabino emphasized how this event represents a wish for growth for the city, oriented to find resources in culture and art. These themes are shared by Deputy Mayor Ottaviano, who expressed the administration's intention to transmit to young people the confidence and determination necessary to realize their dreams. Councilor De Vivo emphatically added that Sannino's presence in a local school makes the meeting even more significant, underlining the power of dreams and the commitment to making them come true.
A Community Event
Promoted by the Kyme Archaeological Group and sponsored by the Metropolitan City of Naples, the event is part of the program "The Magic of Christmas. Quarto in Festa", an occasion to celebrate culture, legality, tradition and faith.
Article published on 11 January 2025 - 12:29
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The Quarto event seems interesting and interesting, but I don't know if the book is really valuable. I hope that young people participate and that they learn something important from this meeting. Culture is always important.
Yes, I also think that the meeting is a good opportunity for the kids. But let's hope that there are enough people to make the event really meaningful. Culture must be shared.