Mon Tresori Spring Art Fest

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Wednesday 06 May 2026 (16:00)

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A participatory festival that brings together creativity, music, and social engagement. On May 6, Orta Nova becomes a vibrant space for shared art.

On Wednesday, May 6, 2026, at Via Scarabino 5, at the Istituto Comprensivo Pertini Vittorio Veneto, “Mon Tresori Spring Art Fest” comes to life—an event that weaves together art, music, and active participation, from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM.

The festival marks the first event of the European project HERstory, promoted by Beyond Borders Italy in collaboration with international partners, including KOM 018 - Club for Youth Empowerment, Dream Colors z.s., Obojena Klapa, and Danish Youth Team. The initiative uses creative languages and urban art to highlight female figures who have shaped history but are often left out of collective memory.

At the heart of the event is the Graffiti Show: a live painting session featuring international artists who will create a mural in real time, transforming public space into a site of shared creation.

The artwork will be dedicated to Maria Montessori and will take shape on the walls of the primary school, in a symbolic gesture that unites education and art, planting seeds of awareness in younger generations. Alongside its artistic dimension, the festival is conceived as a true community celebration, built in collaboration with schools, associations, and local stakeholders.

The program includes creative labs, artistic activities, live music, and performances, with sound curated by Danilo Rubino.

The initiative is supported by Pro Loco Orta Nova APS, Melagodo Club, FIDAS, and Misericordia Orta Nova, with the patronage of the Municipality of Orta Nova, which has actively supported the realization of the event.

The HERstory project, active in Italy, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Czech Republic, and Denmark within the framework of the European program Creative Europe and co-funded by the European Union through the AECEA, aims to strengthen the visibility of women in history through concrete tools such as murals, digital platforms, and international artistic networks.

Admission is free.

“Mon Tresori Spring Art Fest” thus presents itself as an inclusive and contemporary cultural experience, capable of connecting territory, art, and civic engagement, offering the community a space for expression, reflection, and sharing.