Follow the city’s music scene, including concerts in a cosy atmosphere and big festivals. There’s always a beat to discover!
Milan is not Havana, and it has never claimed to be. Yet over the years, the city has built an authentic relationship with Cuban music, one made up of festivals, stages, and dance nights. It is...
The Gorgonzola Festival, Anyma at Fiera Milano Live, a medieval banquet, and vintage markets: discover the must-see events for the weekend of September 18–20....
From November 6 to 8, the Festival dello Spettacolo returns to Milan—the event organized by TV Sorrisi e Canzoni that brings together live music, meet-and-greets with TV and film stars, previews, and acti...
On Via Sant’Antonio, just a few minutes from the Duomo, stands a complex that spans nearly eight centuries of history. The oldest documents date back to 1232, when the Antonian Order ran a treatment cente...
From October 19 to November 8, Milan comes alive once again to the rhythm of JAZZMI. The 11th edition brings concerts, original projects, and new fusions to the city, featuring Italian and international a...
As the days grow shorter, the desire to go out at dusk and be captivated by the lights grows stronger. From November 5 to 9, Brescia Castle is transformed for five evenings into the immersive journey of t...
Muse’s rock is coming back to Milan: on November 20 and 21, the British trio will bring The Wow! Signal Europa Tourto the Unipol Dome . The two nights will feature songs from their new album as well as th...
In the capital of Lombardy, the magic of music comes to life in exceptional venues, from historic palaces in the heart of the city to ancient ecclesiastical sites, all the way to villas nestled in lush greenery. transf...
For anyone who sang “Piango in discoteca” at the top of their lungs, got swept away by “Duemilaminuti” during the Sanremo Festival, or has followed her musical journey from the very beginning, there’s a d...
Jazz Takes Shape in Garghetti’s Portraits at the Paula Seegy Gallery About thirty historic photographs, almost all in black and white and printed on cotton paper, trace the jazz scene from the 1960s to...