The shooting of the film The Sin. A Vision, Andrej Konchalovsky’s film about Michelangelo, began in the historical center of Florence, Italy.
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Florence honored James Ivory with the Fiorino d’oro
The city of Florence honored Hollywood director James Ivory with the Fiorino d’Oro for 30-year anniversary celebrations for his film A Room With a View.
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The Florence Biennale kicks off at the Fortezza da Basso
The Florence Biennale is the major contemporary art exhibition in Florence (Italy), where it is regarded as an outstanding showcase of the international contemporary art production.
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From Florence to USA: the Gelato Festival is on the road
Born in Florence, Italy, after eight European editions the Gelato Festival, the most important event dedicated to the Artisanal Italian Gelato, it is ready for America.
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The iconic band Rolling Stones go to Tuscany
After three years from their last concert in Rome, the Rolling Stones come back to Italy.
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#500Firenze from Michelangelo to Pontormo
Starting September, 21, 2017, a spectacular exhibition in Florence devoted to the art of the second half of the 16th century from the Modern Manner to the Counter-Reformation.
The 30th edition of the Biennale dell’Antiquariato
On 23 September, the thirtieth edition of the Biennale Internazionale dell’Antiquariato di Firenze will once again be opening its doors in the baroque halls of Palazzo Corsini, facing probably the most beautiful Lugarno in the city.
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Franco Zeffirelli Intl. Center to open in Florence
A center dedicated to Italian director Franco Zeffirelli was opened in Florence.
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Roberto Bolle and Friends opens in Florence
The 2017 edition of the annual summer dance extravaganza Roberto Bolle and Friends opens in Florence on July 7th before taking to the road in dozens of Italian locations.
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1.000 musicians at the 19th Florence Youth Festival
From the 4th of July to the 2nd of August, Florence will host the 19th Florence Youth Festival with more than 1.000 musicians.
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