Il Royal Palace of Naples will host a celebratory exhibition on the occasion of the Centenary of the Rotary Club Napoli.
The exhibition, entitled “One Hundred Years of Rotary for Naples,” will be held in the Androne delle Carrozze from January 28 to June 15, 2025, and will offer an interactive journey through a century of community service.Article Key Points
An interactive journey through a century of service
The exhibition is divided into five areas and includes fifty panels, combining photographic exhibitions, historical documents, video testimonies and interactive installations, accessible via QR code and NFC technology. The aim is to tell the story and contributions of the Rotary Club Napoli to the Neapolitan community.
Restoration and cultural commitment
In parallel to the exhibition, the Rotary Club Napoli will be committed to the restoration of two historic clocks. The first, part of the Farnese collection and the work of the clockmaker Jacques-Augustin Thuret, is exhibited in the Salone d'Ercole of Palazzo Reale. The second, located in Villa Pignatelli, highlights the act of patronage promoted in synergy with Palazzo Reale to promote the cultural heritage of the city. The exhibition represents not only a journey through time, but also a message of hope for the future, underlining how shared activities, teamwork and a clear vision can make a difference. The president of the Rotary Club Napoli, Massimo Franco, emphasized the club's continued commitment to serving the city.
Rotary Values and Impact
Visitors will be given the opportunity to discover Rotary's core values, including service, solidarity, and the promotion of peace. The exhibition highlights the impact of the humanitarian, cultural, and social projects that the association has carried out throughout its long history in Naples. The exhibition is accessible free of charge every day of the week, from 9.00:19.00 to XNUMX:XNUMX, offering the public a unique opportunity to reflect on the Rotary Club Napoli's one hundred years of dedication to serving the community.
Article published on 28 January 2025 - 11:37
The exhibition on the Rotary Club of Naples seems like an interesting idea to me but I don't know if it's right to celebrate only a part of the story. It would be nice to see the criticisms and problems they faced over time.
I agree with Nathan05, it is important to have a complete vision of events. Difficulties can offer food for thought on how to improve in the future and not only on successes.