{"id":4011,"date":"2025-03-13T00:52:41","date_gmt":"2025-03-13T00:52:41","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.unitedstatesofitaly.it\/?p=4011"},"modified":"2025-04-17T19:12:26","modified_gmt":"2025-04-17T19:12:26","slug":"pordenone-capitale-italiana-della-cultura-2027-una-citta-che-sorprende","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.unitedstatesofitaly.it\/en\/pordenone-capitale-italiana-della-cultura-2027-una-citta-che-sorprende\/","title":{"rendered":"Pordenone Italian Capital of Culture 2027: a city that surprises"},"content":{"rendered":"

The Minister of Culture Alessandro Giuli<\/strong> has officially announced that Pordenone will be the Italian Capital of Culture for 2027. The Friulian city prevailed over nine other finalists: Aliano<\/strong> (Basilicata), Alberobello<\/strong>, Toasts<\/strong>, Gallipoli<\/strong> (Puglia), La Spezia<\/strong>, Savona<\/strong> (Liguria), Pompei<\/strong>, Saint Andrew of Conza<\/strong> (Campania) and Reggio Calabria<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Pordenone's victory is due to his project "\u201cPordenone 2027. A surprising city<\/strong>\u201d", a dossier that won over the jury for its ability to combine tradition and innovation, promoting an inclusive and participatory culture. Thanks to this prestigious recognition, the city will receive one million euros in funding to implement the planned initiatives.<\/p>\n

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Pordenone's candidacy Italian Capital of Culture 2027<\/strong> won over the jury with an innovative and inclusive cultural development model, combining tradition and modernity in a broad-based project. The Friulian city presented a solid strategic vision, aiming to strengthen the local identity through a blend of visual arts, cinema, historical heritage, and active community participation.<\/p>\n

One of the most appreciated aspects of the dossier was its ability to engage citizens in a widespread manner, reinterpreting the connection between memory, territory, and creativity. Pordenone's proposal does not simply enhance the existing, but proposes a real process of cultural transformation<\/strong>, in which culture becomes a driver of sustainable development and socio-economic growth.<\/p>\n

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The program of events and initiatives will extend throughout the year, aiming to attract a broad and diverse audience, involving tourists, culture enthusiasts, and residents. The investment strategy, deemed coherent and well-structured, will ensure a positive impact on the local economy.<\/p>\n

Another key element of the candidacy is the network of collaborations between cultural institutions, museums, universities, and local associations, which will create an integrated and participatory cultural system. Special attention has been paid to young people, not only as spectators, but also as protagonists in the creative process, with spaces and initiatives designed for their active involvement.<\/p>\n

Minister of Culture Alessandro Giuli, in reading the jury's motivation, emphasized that the Pordenone dossier fully met the objectives of the call, presenting itself as a model of innovative and shared cultural planning. For this reason, the jury expressed a excellent judgment<\/strong>, unanimously assigning the title of Italian Capital of Culture 2027 to the Friulian city.<\/p>\n

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The Friulian city has long been a point of reference in the Italian cultural scene, thanks to international events such as:<\/p>\n