From October 11th to 13th, the Ottobrata Monticiana is back
byFrom October 11th to October 13th 2024, three days filled with events, exhibitions, shows, and concerts at Rome’s Monti neighbourhood.
From October 11th to October 13th 2024, three days filled with events, exhibitions, shows, and concerts at Rome’s Monti neighbourhood.
Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia is one of the oldest musical institutions worldwide. Don’t miss out on breathtaking classical music concerts and orchestra performances conducted by Music Director Daniel Harding.
Rome’s 2024 autumn calendar is jam-packed. Here we round up all you need to know for the biggest and best events in Rome this autumn.
Hosting about a dozen, vastly different artists each night, this venue located in San Lorenzo is like nowhere else in Rome.Variety show meets café chantant.
The Short Theatre festival features theatre and dance shows, dj sets, concerts as well as workshops, and installations.
The 39th edition of Romaeuropa Festival in Rome: dance, theatre, contemporary circus, art, music and exhibitions.
Videocittà returns to the Gazometro of Rome from 5 to 7 July. Three days of immersive experiences, video art, live music, AV performances.
The International Literature Festival of Rome invites Italian and international authors at the Stadio Palatino on July 2024.
From opera to jazz, from rock to classical music, summer festivals in Rome have got it all. Read on and mark your calendars accordingly.
Terme di Caracalla Summer Festival organized by Rome’s Teatro dell’Opera. Opera, dance, cinema, theater and music at the Baths of Caracalla.
From May 22 to September 22, an exciting and innovative multimedia show tells and revives the history of the Forum of Caesar.
An exclusive opportunity to check out your favourite museums and archaeological sites at night.
Whether you’re into electro, pop, indie, or jazz music, we’ve got you covered with a great selection of Italy’s best summer festivals.
On Thursday 21st April 2024, Rome celebrates its 2777th birthday in what is more commonly known as the Natale di Roma.