This holiday season, Pistoia Musei is making its cultural heritage more accessible to a broader audience.
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Pistoia’s Magical Christmas: Events, Lights and Videomapping
From November 2024 to January 2025, the Tuscan city Pistoia transforms into a magical Christmas wonderland.
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Daniel Buren in Pistoia
In Spring 2025, Pistoia Musei prepare an unmissable exhibition dedicated to one of the foremost figures in contemporary international art, Daniel Buren.
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Giovanni Frangi’s works at Palazzo Fabroni
Saturday, 4 February, 2017 sees the inauguration of the Pret-a-porter exhibition by Giovanni Frangi, at Palazzo Fabroni, promoted and organised by the Municipality of Pistoia/Palazzo Fabroni for Pistoia Italian Capital of Culture 2017.
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The city of Pistoia is Italy’s 2017 culture capital
Pistoia has been chosen as Italian culture capital in 2017, the culture ministry’s jury announced Monday January 25, 2016.
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Collodi, Capalbio in the Italy’s top ten gardens
Two beautiful parks in Pescia, Capalbio (Tuscany) were among the ten winners of the 2015 edition of the competition The most beautiful park in Italy.
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YouLab, an American corner in Pistoia’s library
YouLab Pistoia: An American Corner, located at the Biblioteca San Giorgio in Pistoia hosted a group of 40 American Spaces coordinators from southern, eastern and central Europe at a workshop.
Read moreOpen studios to discover the contemporary art
Organized and curated by the Centre for Contemporary Culture Strozzina in the regional project toscanaincontemporanea, Open Studios is a two years project – started in 2009 – which allowe to discover the places of contemporary art through visits to the studios of artists who live and work in the provinces of Florence, Prato, Pistoia, Pisa and Siena.
Florence to host World road championships
Florence will host the 2013 world road championships. The UCI Management Committee announced the awarding of the event to the Italian city last September. “By the end of February, the Italian government will confer the status of Major event to the competition,” yesterday the head of Tuscany’s budget department, Riccardo Nencini, has announced.