Cultural Capitals refer to cities or regions that are recognized for their significant contributions to culture, arts, and heritage. These places often serve as hubs of creativity and innovation, showcasing a wealth of artistic, historical, and social activities. The designation of a city as a “Cultural Capital” can come from various initiatives or awards aimed at promoting cultural development and tourism. Such titles can enhance the global visibility of the area, attract visitors, and foster local pride among residents. Cultural Capitals may host festivals, cultural events, exhibitions, and other activities that celebrate their unique traditions, diversity, and artistic expression. They play a crucial role in the preservation and promotion of local culture, while also contributing to the broader dialogue on contemporary cultural issues.
Celebrating Resilient Communities The recent selection of Aliano as one of the ten finalists for the title of Italian Capital of Culture 2027 marks a significant milestone for this small…