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PRESS RELEASE (13/03/2014)
They continue to Loano the initiatives promoted promoted by the’Department of Social Services of the City of Loano, under the project “Loano for family“.
Until the March 30, young and old will be able to visit in the Mosaic Hall of the Doria Palace, the exhibition “All About the Brothers Grimm, curated by the Mad Grass Theater and from the I.SO Cooperative. Theatre.
The trail, consisting of wooden posters, puppets and sets, will lead to the discovery of fairy tale characters from the Brothers Grimm. Walking through the exhibition, as if on a journey, you will enter the fabulous world of Cinderella, passing through the gingerbread house of the witch in Hansel and Gretel, stumbling upon a hungry wolf looking for a Little Red Riding Hood, discovering the cleverness of the Puss in Boots to land at the castle of Donkey Skin not forgetting to prick his finger with the spindle of the Sleeping Beauty. The exhibition is open to the public during office hours and on Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is free of charge.
They continue to Loano the initiatives promoted promoted by the’Department of Social Services of the City of Loano, under the project “Loano for family“.
Sunday, March 16, at 16.00, at Civic Library in the Kursaal Palace, the third event of the review will take place. “TO THE LIBRARY FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE”, curated by the I.SO Cooperative. Theatre,
The focus of the initiative, dedicated to promoting reading, there will be a presentation of the book “Geronimo Stilton. The Strange Case of the Blue Pimples.” With meeting and workshop with illustrator Andrea Denegri.
The book recounts an adventure set-as usual-in Topazia, the fictional city where the most famous mouse of all time lives.
It is alarm on the streets of Topazia! A strange epidemic has broken out in the city, causing curious blue pimples. So I immediately called Professor Toponesi, the most famous doctor and researcher on Mouse Island, who set to work with his team to find the cure.
This is a story created for a project shared by Piemme, the publishing house, and the Umberto Veronesi Foundation to make young readers understand how important scientific research is.{:}
