FLORENCE - INDIPENDENZA ANTIQUARIA | Savonarola Square | Dec. 18 and 19, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
An unmissable opportunity to find something truly unique and special, it has been held every third Sunday and the preceding Saturday of every month (excluding July and August) for nearly 18 years. The 100 specialized dealers in the sector, who come from various parts of Italy, have attracted and retained customers, Florentine and otherwise, over all these years, making "Indipendenza Antiquaria" one of the most important antiques fairs in public areas nationwide.
FLORENCE - CHRISTMAS FAIR | Piazza del Carmine | December 19, 2021, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The Christmas edition of Fierucolina, with exhibitors offering agricultural products that can also become gift ideas, and games for the imagination and happiness of children. Free workshops for kids and guided tours of the Brancacci Chapel are planned.
FLORENCE - La Fierucola | Piazza Santo Spirito| from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
La Fierucola traditionally promotes organic farming from small family farms and traditional natural crafts. FIESOLE - Flavors and Colors | Piazza Mino | December 18, 2022. Appointment in Fiesole with Flavors and Colors, the Exhibition Market of food and wine products.
SIENA - UNDER THE STARS OF THE DUOMO | Sunday, December 18, 2022 at 9:15 p.m. in Siena Cathedral.
The Opera della Metropolitana di Siena and Opera Laboratori, together with the Archdiocese of Siena - Colle di Val d'Elsa - Montalcino, are pleased to offer the City the event "Enchantment of Peace. Noa, under the Stars of the Cathedral." The Israeli singer will be accompanied by her historic guitarist Gil Dor and the Solis String Quartet, a formation composed of Vincenzo Di Donna (violin), Luigi De Maio (violin), Gerardo Morrone (viola), Antonio Di Francia (cello, arrangements). A not-to-be-missed event in which Noa, an activist for the right of peoples to peace and universally known for having given her voice to the soundtrack of Roberto Benigni's film "Life is Beautiful," will celebrate the meeting of cultures in the name of spirituality and mutual understanding, influenced by the Israeli environment, in which she was born, made up of war, terrorism, pain, but also a desire for peace and hope. The evening will begin with a reflection by His Eminence Cardinal Augustus Paul Lojudice on the urgency of "breaking swords to make plowshares, spears to make sickles" (Isaiah 2:1-5). The event is free admission subject to availability.
