SALERNO – Culture and wine are back together: on October 8th, Cantina&Cultura , Cantina Verace's event bringing together flavors and stories in the heart of Salerno , will resume . The first event will be dedicated to Amleto De Silva, the recently deceased nonconformist writer and cartoonist, remembered by Paolo Battista di Marea and Vincenzo Santoro, author of Salernograd . The evening will also feature the presentation of the Amleto De Silva "primary school," a writing and critical thinking workshop created to instill a love of free words among young people.
On October 15th, the spotlight will turn on journalism with Clemente Ultimo, editor of Linea Mezzogiorno , who will discuss the challenge of a newspaper capable of looking at the South from a global perspective. October 22nd will be the turn of Gate 48. Ultras Salerno , the documentary film by Umberto Adinolfi – directed by Fernando Inglese – which traces fifty years of passion for the Granata, from the first corners in 1975 to the present day, in an emotional journey through memory and identity.
Closing out the month, on October 29th, Linda Di Giacomo returns to bookstores with the thriller "Dead Who Writes " (Caffè Orchidea), a new investigation by graphologist Agnese Malaspina, presented in conversation with Rosita Sosto Archimio. The October series promises to be a journey through popular culture, literature, and local stories, confirming Cantina&Cultura as one of the most vibrant formats in the Salerno scene.
