Dehor Launches as Lake Garda’s New Cultural and Nightlife Hub
It will be her, the stunning and statuesque Nina Moric, to serve as the special Godmother for a special evening: the inauguration of the brand-new and innovative meeting point and entertainment venue, Dehor.
The event is scheduled for next Tuesday, November 13th, starting at 10:00 PM, on via Mantova, where once stood the Genux. Now, next Tuesday marks a new chapter. After the buzz surrounding the “world’s largest nightclub,” it’s time for a new reality to host not only musical evenings but also to welcome companies and individuals into innovative rooms where conferences on a wide range of topics will come to life.
But that’s not all. In the coming weeks, a restaurant will also be inaugurated here (dinners for up to 350 people and a buffet for 500 guests), featuring very interesting characteristics that differ significantly from the traditional standards, at least in our region. Finally, the latest trend, which is increasingly gaining followers even in our country, involves a “cigar room,” a dedicated space for tasting the finest cigars from across the most renowned regions of the world.
Grand opening evening and guests
On Tuesday evening, a grand inaugural event will take place, attended not only by the beautiful Nina Moric, who will also present her calendar created by Max and currently available in all newsstands, but also by Enzo Smammato, a correspondent of Simona Ventura for the program “Quelli che… il calcio.”
There will also be authorities and entrepreneurs, as well as sports figures, whose names will be a genuine surprise, alongside personalities from the cultural world and the nightlife scene. Surprises are also expected from the entertainment sector, of high caliber, as among the confirmed guests is Lele Moral, an impresario managing many national and international artists.
Characteristics and aims of the venue
This venue is aimed at the upper-middle segment and is sure to set trends and become a reference point for the nightlife scene, not only in Lake Garda but also nationally and internationally.
The news that Dehor will not be only a place for evening entertainment but will also serve, in particular, as the cultural center for the mid- and lower-Garda areas has generated particular interest. Inside, a conference hall has been built, fully equipped, currently able to seat 500, with capacity increasing to 800 starting in December.
The person in charge of the conference sector will be Fedrica Lippa, who will also handle organizational tasks for corporate events, parties of all kinds, and act as a liaison between Dehor and its VIP guests.
Services and future prospects
A significant novelty for the entire area, easily accessible via the A4 highway, the railway, and the Milan-Venice national road. For some time now, perhaps too long, Lake Garda has been complaining about the lack of spaces for conference activities. Many small rooms exist, but none capable of hosting nearly a thousand people at once with ample private parking.
In short, if Genux made history, now it’s Dehor that will herald a new era, transforming the region’s tourism and cultural habits, especially in a zone rich with tourist accommodations that have long lamented the short summer season, hoping for the development of versatile convention centers.
Dehor has the honor and the challenge of launching the new millennium’s initiatives; it is up to entrepreneurs to accept it.
Throughout the week, opening events will continue, one for each night Dehor will be open: Friday (16th) and Saturday (17th).
