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time of piritTime of Spirit

by Tony Nicotra, Italian Quantum Artist

Palazzo Duchi di Santo Stefano, July 1/31 2018

Free entrance
Opening hours: from 10.00am to midnight
Opening ceremony on Friday 6th July @ 8.00pm

 

The words of the artist

My painting technique resembles an interactive game, whereby I attempt to merge with the universal energies, and communicate with the spiritual forces of nature and the divine, evoking a response that can be visibly experienced. I believe that every human being and living thing in the universe, is imbued with an energetic force, which can perceive its own existence as being in constant communion (at one) with all. This concept has best been explained by the famous and enigmatic philosopher and painter Gustavo Rol, who describes humankind as being in possession of a spiritual intelligence, which (by means of natural laws still unknown to science), can with its vibrational emotional form interact, and enter into communion, with the energies that constitute the existence of reality. Masaru Emoto supported this view, as a result of his findings during his exploration of how water, (including all visible and invisible elements of existence), can perceive human actions, thoughts, and feelings, demonstrated by his now famous ice photography, where water subjected to an emotional state was then frozen and photographed. Quantum physics can offer a scientific explanation for this hypothesis, based on the discovery that the observer can influence the outcome of scientific experiments dealing with subatomic particles of matter. That is, the behaviour of sub atomic particles interacting with each other and consequently the behaviour of matter itself, is subject to the emotional state of the human observer, whose influence upon such interaction can be scientifically measured. To this end, my artistic creations endeavour to demonstrate within themselves, the communication between my conscience, the subject to which the art work is dedicated to, and the influences of the immense universal energies that permeates my surroundings, which obey the laws of quantum physics still not yet fully understood. More specifically, to achieve the above, I employ as my artistic medium the vibrational characteristics of light at various frequencies of the electromagnetic spectrum. This vibrational characteristic of light can36356729_2044044678940308_411319118038302720_o interact freely with, and respond to, electromagnetic and vibrational quantum force fields, to cause subtle or dramatic changes in frequencies of visible and invisible colour. Such is the nature of this medium, that it enables the art work to appear to constantly change itself in time, depending on the emotional dialogue with the observer. Currently special materials exist that enable the completed work to be visualised in both the visual spectrum of electromagnetic radiation as well as in the infrared spectrum, revealing as previously mentioned a new world of alternative colour expressions, that evoke a kaleidoscope of personal emotional reactions when visualised. Therefore this medium is ideal in demonstrating the delicate interactions between the universal energies, and my conscious thoughts on the subject matter to which I dedicate my artistic talents. Consequently the aim of my artistic endeavour has at its core, the desire to elucidate the existence of an entire alternative universe within our simple existence, which can be revealed through the manipulation of the vibrational frequency of light that illuminates my paintings. The specific purpose of this aim is to liberate the observer from a perception of reality that appears static and immutable, rendering humankind blind and ignorant to it’s true nature, namely, of beings with profound ability to affect change according to its desires. It is my ultimate desire to assist humanity to awaken to the truth of its Divine magical abilities of sentiment, of perception, of freedom, and of it’s incredible power as it recognises and reveals itself to be the ultimate truth, of beings as Love Realised.


Biography

Tony was born in Caracas Venezuela on 17 August 1971. As a child Tony exhibited an insatiable curiosity for the world that surrounded him, and passionately expressed his inquisitiveness through drawing and painting, thus demonstrating from an early age, a unique and prodigious artistic talent. After finishing his Fine Arts studies, where by his talents were developed and refined, and with increasing recognition of his artistic skills, he was appropriated into the discipline of restorative art. During this period he won critical acclaim amongst his peers, for successfully restoring numerous important and prestigious Italian works of art and monuments including, The Arena of Verona, The Cathedral of Catania, The Royal Palace of Venaria in Turin as well as the Italian Embassy in Berlin, to name but a few. Yet despite all these accomplishments, and still driven by his insatiable and ardent desire to fathom the truth and raison d’être of the existence of life, of humanity, and its relationship with its delicate environs, Tony elected to temporarily suspend his illustrious career, to commence a long period of introspective soul searching. He devoted himself exclusively to the search of inner wisdom through the pursuit of knowledge, with a view of liberating the soul within. During this 36514937_2045797095431733_7387555924799389696_oendeavour, he became an avid scholar of various metaphysical and spiritual disciplines, and, despite severe financial constraints and hardships, found himself compelled to pursue a personal and arduous pilgrimage, by walking The Route of Santiago di Compostela, better known as the pilgrimage of St James Path, ending in Santiago Spain. During this journey he became inspired to study quantum physics, and coupled with the knowledge previously gained, he finally found the answers to his deepest questions. Renewed by this personal experience, his quest is to now share his new found understanding and wisdom, through the communicative medium of artistic works, literary prose, and poetry. To this end, Tony has currently devoted his artistic ability, to the pursuit of rendering tangible and visible, the enigmatic invisible energy fields that constitute the universe and life within it. His aim is to awaken in all humanity, the awareness and wonder, of the interrelatedness of all that exists, through the interactive dance of fundamental energy forms that constitute both living and non living things. This knowledge is rarely acknowledged, nor experienced by the uninitiated majority. Thus, Tony’s mission as an artist, is to utilize his personal wisdom, his faith and his new found perception of self as a singular, liberated and enlightened being, to demonstrate the existence of life as a divine source of permeating energy, constantly pulsating through dynamic and cyclic interactions of differentiation and synthesis, with the ultimate goal of expressing the oneness of existence.

(source: text and pictures taken by the Facebook page of the artist)


More info

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facebook.com/tonynicotra.it
designernicotra@tiscali.it

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Nastri D’Argento
73rd Silver Ribbons Award Ceremony

Ancient Theatre, June 30 2018 @ 8.30pm

The Nastro d’Argento (Silver Ribbon) is a movie award assigned each year, since 1946, for cinematic performances and production by the Sindacato Nazionale dei Giornalisti Cinematografici Italiani, the association of Italian film critics. The Nastro d’argento is the oldest movie award in Europe, and the second oldest in the world (only the Academy Awards are older). The awards are given during a fashion gala night held at the Taormina Greek Theatre.

Tickets on boxol.it
Stalls (parterre): € 20,00
Gallery: € 15,00
Upper circle (non-numbered seats): € 10,00

2018 contestants

Best film
A Ciambra, regia di Jonas Carpignano
Chiamami col tuo nome, regia di Luca Guadagnino
Dogman, regia di Matteo Garrone
Lazzaro felice, regia di Alice Rohrwacher
Loro, regia di Paolo Sorrentino

Best Director
Paolo Franchi – Dove non ho mai abitato
Matteo Garrone – Dogman
Luca Guadagnino – Chiamami col tuo nome
Gabriele Muccino – A casa tutti bene
Susanna Nicchiarelli – Nico, 1988
Ferzan Özpetek – Napoli velata
Paolo Sorrentino – Loro

Best New Director
Valerio Attanasio – Il tuttofare
Donato Carrisi – La ragazza nella nebbia
Damiano e Fabio D’Innocenzo – La terra dell’abbastanza
Annarita Zambrano – Dopo la guerra
Dario Albertini – Manuel

Best Comedy
Ammore e malavita dei Manetti Bros.
Benedetta follia di Carlo Verdone
Brutti e cattivi di Cosimo Gomez
Come un gatto in tangenziale di Riccardo Milani
Metti la nonna in freezer di Giancarlo Fontana e Giuseppe G. Stasi
Smetto quando voglio – Ad honorem di Sydney Sibilia

Best Producer
Archimede, Rai Cinema: Matteo Garrone e Paolo Del Brocco – Dogman
Indigo Film: Nicola Giuliano, Francesca Cima, Carlotta Calori e Viola Prestieri – Loro e Il ragazzo invisibile – Seconda generazione
Lotus Production, Leone Film Group, Rai Cinema: Marco Belardi – A casa tutti bene e Hotel Gagarin
Lotus Production, Medusa Film: Giampaolo Letta – The Place
Madeleine, Rai Cinema: Carlo Macchitella e Manetti Bros. – Ammore e malavita
Pepito Produzioni, Rai Cinema: Agostino Saccà, Maria Grazia Saccà e Giuseppe Saccà – La terra dell’abbastanza
Pepito Produzioni, Achab Film, Gran Torino Productions: Agostino Saccà, Maria Grazia Saccà e Giuseppe Saccà – Dove non ho mai abitato
Vivo Film, Rai Cinema: Marta Donzelli e Gregorio Paonessa – Nico, 1988
Vivo Film, Colorado Film, Rai Cinema: Marta Donzelli e Gregorio Paonessa – Figlia mia

Best Subject
Laura Bispuri e Francesca Manieri – Figlia mia
Alessandro Aronadio, Renato Sannio, Edoardo Leo – Io c’è
Vincenzo Marra – L’equilibrio
Ciro Formisano – L’esodo
Marco Pettenello e Andrea Segre – L’ordine delle cose
Luciano Ligabue – Made in Italy
Andrea Cedrola, Stefano Grasso e Sebastiano Riso – Una famiglia

Best Script
Gabriele Muccino e Paolo Costella con la collaborazione di Sabrina Impacciatore – A casa tutti bene
Matteo Garrone, Ugo Chiti, Massimo Gaudioso – Dogman
Leonardo Di Costanzo, Maurizio Braucci e Bruno Oliviero – L’intrusa
Paolo Sorrentino e Umberto Contarello – Loro
Susanna Nicchiarelli – Nico, 1988

Best Actor
Giuseppe Battiston – Finché c’è prosecco c’è speranza e Dopo la guerra
Alessio Boni – La ragazza nella nebbia e Respiri
Marcello Fonte e Edoardo Pesce – Dogman
Valerio Mastandrea – The Place
Toni Servillo – Loro

Best Actress
Valeria Golino e Alba Rohrwacher – Figlia mia
Lucia Mascino – Amori che non sanno stare al mondo
Giovanna Mezzogiorno – Napoli velata
Luisa Ranieri – Veleno
Elena Sofia Ricci – Loro

Best Supporting Actor
Peppe Barra – Napoli velata
Stefano Fresi – Nove lune e mezza e Smetto quando voglio – Ad honorem
Vinicio Marchioni – Il contagio e The Place
Riccardo Scamarcio – Loro
Thomas Trabacchi – Amori che non sanno stare al mondo e Nico 1988

Best Supporting Actress
Adriana Asti – Nome di donna
Nicoletta Braschi – Lazzaro felice
Anna Foglietta – Il contagio e Il premio
Sabrina Ferilli – The Place
Kasia Smutniak – Loro

Best Actor in a Comedy
Antonio Albanese – Come un gatto in tangenziale
Carlo Buccirosso e Giampaolo Morelli – Ammore e malavita
Sergio Castellitto – Il tuttofare
Edoardo Leo – Smetto quando voglio – Ad honorem e Io c’è
Marco Giallini – Io sono Tempesta
Massimo Popolizio – Sono tornato
Carlo Verdone – Benedetta follia

Best Actress in a Comedy
Sonia Bergamasco – Come un gatto in tangenziale
Barbara Bouchet – Metti la nonna in freezer
Paola Cortellesi – Come un gatto in tangenziale
Claudia Gerini e Serena Rossi – Ammore e malavita
Miriam Leone – Metti la nonna in freezer
Ilenia Pastorelli – Benedetta follia
Sara Serraiocco – Brutti e cattivi

Best Cinematography
Gian Filippo Corticelli – Napoli velata
Francesca Amitrano – Ammore e malavita
Marco Bassano – Made in Italy
Luca Bigazzi – Loro e Ella & John – The Leisure Seeker
Vladan Radovic – Figlia mia e Smetto quando voglio – Ad honorem

Best Scenography
Dimitri Capuani – Dogman
Giorgio Barullo – Dove non ho mai abitato
Emita Frigato – Lazzaro felice
Ivana Gargiulo – Napoli velata
Rita Rabassini – Il ragazzo invisibile – Seconda generazione

Best Costumes
Nicoletta Taranta – Agadah e A Ciambra[2]
Massimo Cantini Parrini – Dogman e La terra dell’abbastanza
Alessandro Lai – Napoli velata
Carlo Poggioli – Loro
Daniela Salernitano – Ammore e malavita

Best Editing
Walter Fasano – Chiamami col tuo nome (ex aequo)
Marco Spoletini – Dogman (ex aequo)
Claudio Di Mauro – A casa tutti bene
Giogio’ Franchini – Made in Italy e Riccardo va all’inferno
Cristiano Travaglioli – Loro

Best live-recorded sound
Maricetta Lombardo – Dogman e L’intrusa
Lavinia Burcheri – Ammore e malavita
Stefano Campus – Figlia mia
Fabio Conca – Napoli velata
Adriano Di Lorenzo – Nico, 1988

Best Soundtrack
Catalano – Napoli velata
Antonio Fresa e Luigi Scialdone – Gatta Cenerentola
Gatto Ciliegia contro il Grande Freddo – Nico, 1988
Luciano Ligabue – Made in Italy
Lele Marchitelli – Loro
Nicola Piovani – A casa tutti bene
Pivio e Aldo De Scalzi – Ammore e malavita

Best Original Song
Amori che non sanno stare al mondo – Amori che non sanno stare al mondo
Arrivano i prof – Arrivano i prof
Bang bang – Ammore e malavita
Durango Blues – Benedetta follia
Fidati di me – Riccardo va all’inferno
Ho cambiato i piani – Nove lune e mezza
Proof – Il premio
Sconnessi – Sconnessi
The Place – The Place
Tiemp’e veleno – Veleno

Best casting director
Francesco Vedovati – Dogman
Nastro speciale
Paolo e Vittorio Taviani, per la regia di Una questione privata

Best Non-European Film 
Vittorio Storaro per la fotografia del film La ruota delle meraviglie – Wonder Wheel (Wonder Wheel), regia di Woody Allen
Paolo Virzì per la regia di Ella & John – The Leisure Seeker (The Leisure Seeker)

Nastro ArgentoVivo cinema&ragazzi
Gabriele Salvatores per Il ragazzo invisibile – Seconda generazione[3]

Nastro d’argento to the career
Gigi Proietti
Nastro d’argento speciale
Al cast di A casa tutti bene, regia di Gabriele Muccino

 

 

 

 

sicilyGeografie Sentimentali

Sentimental Geographies

Exhibition of antique books and fine old historical printed maps, curated by Maria Teresa Rodríguez and Roberta Scorranese.

Palazzo Ciampoli, from June 24 to July 8 2018

 

The history of Sicily and of the Mediterranean area through its historical maps.

This is a story of men, islands, tales. It is a short novel about the Mediterranean, a story that winds through the historical maps of Sicily, preserved in the Collection of prints of the Regional Library of Messina. A story that goes from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century, sometimes sepia coloured, sometimes colorful, more or less imbued with fantasy. There are maps made for sailors, with well in evidence references for the docking. And there are those that, for example, Vincenzo Maria Coronelli did for the scholars, who (in the late seventeenth century) no longer liked a faithful representation of the Earth, because they were used to assigning to each place a myth, a symbol, a cultural reference. There are real cities and ideal cities, as in the map of 1680, signed by the Flemish Frederick de Wit, which takes up a representation of the previous century: in a box at the top, appears the city of Messina with walls and arsenals, which did not exist at the time, but which mirrored the image they wanted to to transmit. And then there are the men, those who walked around the island to trace its shape and coordinates, like Filippo Cluverio, a German geographer who lived only 42 years but who left us a legacy of historical geography. It is the novel of Sicily and the Mediterranean in about thirty precious maps, each with a story and a voice.

Equipment and Technical Direction by Francesca Cannavò

Graphics by Tina Berenato

(source: taobuk.it)

stefano bollaniStefano Bollani

with the Orchestra of the Teatro Massimo Bellini of Catania

Ancient Theatre, Saturday 23rd June  @ 8.30pm

 

Stefano Bollani, composer,pianist, TV host and writer will perform during the opening ceremony of the Taormina Book Festival >> See the event

During the evening Bollani will receive the Taobuk Career Award.

Free Entrance

Stefano Bollani website

Stefano Bollani on youtube

 

More info: taobuk.it – info@taobuk.it

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Night opening of the Ancient Theatre of Taormina

June 20, 24, 25, 26, 27 and 28 2018

Entrance: €10,00

 

The ancient site will be open till 11.00 pm and the new lighting will show you the theatre as you’ve never seen it before!

 

CLICK HERE to watch the FB video realised by the Naxos Archaelogical Park

 

noel

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds

Stranded on the Earth World Tour

Noel Gallagher, Ancient Theatre, June 19th 2018 @ 9.45pm

Noel Thomas David Gallagher (born 29 May 1967) is an English singer, songwriter and guitarist. He served as the lead guitarist, co-lead vocalist and principal songwriter of the English rock band Oasis which he left in 2009.

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds are an English rock band formed in 2010 as the solo moniker of former Oasis lead guitarist and songwriter Noel Gallagher. The touring band consists of former Oasis guitarist Gem Archer, former Oasis session pianist Mike Rowe, former Oasis drummer Chris Sharrock, and The Zutons bassist Russell Pritchard.
The band has also had a variety of guests contribute to their albums such as the Crouch End Festival Chorus, Amorphous Androgynous and Johnny Marr.

Since his departure from Oasis in August 2009, many speculated that Noel Gallagher might record a solo album. In July 2011, he held a press conference to confirm that this was the case, after denying rumours from his brother Liam Gallagher that he had already heard the tracks featured on it. Later that year, Noel Gallagher released the project’s self-titled debut album. Several singles from the album were released, including “The Death of You and Me”, “If I Had a Gun…”, “AKA… What a Life!”, “Dream On” and “Everybody’s on the Run”. In 2015, Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds released their second album, Chasing Yesterday. Their third, Who Built the Moon?, followed in November 2017.
(source: Wikipedia – Noel Gallagher)

TICKETS on ticketone.it
Stalls (Parterre): € 135,00
Gallery (central): € 135,00
Gallery (lateral): € 100,00
Upper circle (numbered seats): € 85,00
Upper circle (non-numbered seats): € 55,00

Where to stay

Hotel Villa Carlotta Hotel Villa Ducale Hotel Villa Schuler Hotel La Pensione Svizzera

recommended by Taormina.it

Since the opening of the first hotel in 1874, Taormina has become one of the world top tourist destinations where visitors can experience a perfect combination of old times charming atmosphere, preservation of history and culture, an elegant and lively way of life to be enjoyed in relaxing walks through the old town pedestrian areas. The tourist has a lot to do and see: top level art performances at the Greek theatre, several painting exhibitions held in local palazzi and churches, fine elegant shopping along the famous “Corso Umberto” with its classical music cafès and pastry shops. Or visiting local art museums, taking naturalistic walks in the surrounding countryside, golfing at the nearby 18-holes green, enjoying the fantastic beaches at easy reach, where the mild Mediterranean climate allows to practise all water sports as swimming, scuba diving, sailing, windsurfing, or just sunbathing for nearly eight months a year and even more. Welcome to Taormina, the ultimate holiday paradise!

 

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Sicilia Wiva

Sicilian Puppets Opera – Plectrum Ensamble – Violoncelles and Doubles bass – Rustican Chivalry opera

Teatro Nazarena (via Fontana Vecchia, 3 – Taormina),  from June 12 to September 14 2018

 

Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday @  10.00am and 1.00pm >> OPERA DEI PUPI – Sicilian puppets
Every Tuesday @ 7.00pm >> SOLI BASSI – three violoncelles and one double bass
Every Thursday @ 7.00pm >> PLECTRUM ENSEMBLE – stringed instruments (like mandolins, lutes, guitars, etc.)

>> Tickets on boxol. it € 16,50 (€ 15,00 on site) >> type “Taormina” and find your date

 

Every Friday @ 6.30pm e 8.30pm – CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA

>> Tickets on boxol.it € 22.00 (€ 20,00 on site) >> type “Taormina” and find your date

 

Each show includes a tasting of typical Sicilian products.
Ticket Office on site on day’s events: from 10.00 to 12.00 and from 5.00pm to 7.00pm
Infoline: 0039 340 883 5178 (mobile) – tedeventi@yahoo.com

 

 

CLOSED ON OCTOBER 7th 2018

Modigliani

Modigliani, Les Femmes

Media Exhibition

Palazzo Corvaja, from June 9th to October 21st 2018

Opening Times:
– Opening ceremony: June 9th | 5.00pm – 11.00pm
– June 10 / July 15 | 10.00am – 2.00pm and 4.00pm – 10.00pm
– July 16 / September 16 | 10.00am – 11.00pm
– September 17 / October 21 | 10.00am – 8.30pm

Tickets on tickettando.it
(info:  amministrazione@tickettando.it – modiexperience@gmail.com)

Adults >> € 10,00
Over 65 / under 18 / groups of 6 or more people / students and teachers / forces / people residing in Taormina >> € 8.00
Under 8 / Disabled persons and the person accompanying them >> free entrance

For the centennial of the death of the great artist from Livorno (1920-2020), the Amedeo Modigliani Institute presents the first selection of highly valuable works never before represented or organized, on the  entire artistic production of Modigliani, entitled: “Les Femmes Multimedia Experience”, prepared entirely with the help of modern technology.
The exhibition presents 50 works of art by Amedeo Modigliani, of which the Institute owns the rights to use, reproduce in HD digital with absolute respect to the actual size and color of the originals.
To historically enrich and contextualize the exhibition, over 90 old photographs and documents, many unpublished are relative to the life of the great Italian artist.
A technological trousseau of videos, films, animations will help make the exhibition an extraordinary event of communication and cultural divulgation, reaching the general public with new methods of experimental fruition applied to cultural assets.
(source: modiexperience.com/english)

 

Amedeo Modigliani

Amedeo Clemente Modigliani (Italian pronunciation: [ameˈdɛːo modiʎˈʎaːni]; 12 July 1884 – 24 January 1920) was an Italian painter and sculptor who worked mainly in France. He is known for portraits and nudes in a modern style characterized by elongation of faces and figures that were not received well during his lifetime but later found acceptance. Modigliani spent his youth in Italy, where he studied the art of antiquity and the Renaissance. In 1906 he moved to Paris, where he came into contact with such artists as Pablo Picasso and Constantin Brâncuși. By 1912 Modigliani was exhibiting highly stylized sculptures with Cubists of the Section d’Or group at the Salon d’Automne.

Modigliani’s œuvre includes paintings and drawings. From 1909 to 1914 he devoted himself mainly to sculpture. His main subject was portraits and full figures, both in the images and in the sculptures. Modigliani had little success while alive, but after his death achieved great popularity. He died at age 35 in Paris of tubercular meningitis.
(source: Wikipedia)

 

INFO:  modiexperience.com – istitutoamedeomodigliani.it – facebook.com/ModiExperience

PRESS OFFICE:  Amalart amalart.it

taobukTAOBUK

8th edition of the Taormina Book Festival – Rivoluzioni

Taormina, June 23/27 2018

>> Opening ceremony at the Ancient Theatre on June 23 @ 8.30pm with Stefano Bollani and the orchestra of the Teatro Massimo Bellini of Catania. >> See the event

 

Important international personalities will gather on the stage of the Teatro Antico and in the most charming locations of Taormina for the eighth edition of the Festival, transforming the city into an open-air loung of literature and arts.Revolutions will be the theme of this year. The fascinations of literature combined with the beauty of a unique place in the world. It is the perfect combination of Taobuk, an international literary festival which brings together the tradition of Taormina as cosmopolitan capital of literature.
(source: taobuk.it)

Subject of  this year are the “Revolutions”.
Guests of this edition authors such as Elizabeth Strout and Amos Oz, the film director Dario Argento, the Iranian writer Jamileh Kadivar and the Turkish writer Asli Erdogan. Full programme on the website of Taobuk www.taobuk.it

Watch the commercial on youtube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWHaTaCsjxQ

FB page: www.facebook.com/taobuk

Blog: https://blog.taobuk.it/taobuk-rivoluzioni-cambiamento/

cibo_nostrum_testatinaCibo Nostrum – 7th edition

Zafferana Etnea and Taormina, May 20th,21st and 22nd 2018

Taormina Street Cooking Fest

Taormina main street, May 21st, from 7.00pm on

 

One event, two locations, three days to savoring the best of food production and national wine. Cibo Nostrum is “The Great Festival of Italian  Cuisine” organized by Italian Chefs Federation in collaboration with Charming Italian Chef, DseFIC and Conpait.taormina-cooking-fest-2017_

More than 22,000 visitors last year have crossed the threshold of Taormina Cooking Fest, giving the possibility to the Italians Chef Federation’s DSE to allocate a substantial donation to the Foundation LIMPE for research on Parkinson’s disease. This year part of the revenues of this seventh edition will be donated also to the Italian Parents’ Movement in favor of the awareness campaign against cyberbullying.

Taormina Cooking Fest is part of Cibo Nostrum, it is an “event in the event” in which it will be possible to taste dishes and ideas of over 150 chefs coming from the entire Italian and international culinary scene, accompanied by the biggest producers of the territory. The Cooking Fest will start on the second day, May 21st at 7.00 pm  along Corso Umberto, giving life to a walk through flavors, aromas and colors, with cooking shows of over 1000 participants cooks, 150 food stations and numerous wine tastings of the most important Sicilian wineries.

Click  here on the following link for the complete program

Here the Official Website

https://cibonostrum.eu/

Where to stay

Hotel Villa Carlotta Hotel Villa Ducale Hotel Villa Schuler Hotel La Pensione Svizzera

recommended by Taormina.it