News & Service

Fireworks and festivities light up Riva’s Notte di Fiaba, attracting over 25,000 with vibrant colors, performances, and lively celebrations along the lakefront.

Despite 3,000 unemployed in Brescia, companies struggle to find workers due to seasonality, work culture, and rising reliance on temporary employment agencies.

Mayor Sigurtà highlights the need for integration, with proposed worship spaces and community initiatives like Casablanca Bar to foster dialogue with foreigners.

Restoring old bike lanes in Riva-Arco is crucial for urban mobility, road safety, and promoting cycling amidst challenging infrastructure conditions.

Children from Chernobyl experience hope and healing with sailing on Garda Lake, fostering international solidarity and supporting youth affected by nuclear contamination.

Abandonment of dogs in Sirmione and nearby towns persists, prompting mayors to develop a district kennel to combat issues and support animal rescue.

Lorca’s poetry on love, politics, and tradition comes alive in Sirmione with guitar, song, and vibrant performances celebrating his rebellious spirit.

Riva del Garda’s historic bell tower features a nearly silent clock with a fascinating restoration history and potential future Museum display.

Hundreds of purebred dogs at the 26th Expo Canina in Trento showcase breed standards, from popular breeds to rare curiosities, in a top canine exhibition.

Puegnago’s 24th Agricultural and Craft Fair showcases wines, olive oil, honey, and local products, alongside activities celebrating Valtenesi’s rich agricultural traditions.