Since 1950, the Malatestiana Music Festival has brought the most prestigious directors, soloists and orchestras in the international musical scenario, representing a prestigious cultural event, among the longest-running in Italy.
In its 75th edition, it offers an expanded programme both in terms of the number of participants and the calendar, confirming that the Sagra is not just a top event in the city's cultural proposals, but a festival that can accompany the public through the seasons. 
There are special projects for the Biennale del Disegno, a tribute to Giacomo Manzoni, organ concerts, early music, avant-garde performances of music and words, and of course 'Percuotere la mente'. It reaches its climax in September with the Symphonic Concerts and ends with chamber music. 
PROGRAMME

TTG Travel Experience is the Italian reference event for the promotion of world tourism in Italy and for the marketing of the Italian tourist offer in the world.
In three days it attracts operators from all over the world, key players from the main companies in the sector: tourism organizations, tour operators, travel agencies, airlines, transport, accommodation facilities, tourism services, technology and innovative solutions.
A source of information for new trends and innovations, tourist formats and consumer inspirations.
Simultaneously with TTG Travel Experience 2024 InOut / The Contract Community, catalyst for the world of contract and hospitality supplies. A single marketplace to combine the 4 events in the indoor and outdoor sector: SIA Hospitality Design, Sun Beach&Outdoor Style, Superfaces and Greenscape.
The strategic union of TTG and INOUT aims to make the tourism and hospitality marketplace in Italy more circular and comprehensive. TTG Travel Experience will continue to attract the world of organised tourism; INOUT will become the unmissable event for the wider world of hospitality that incorporates the contract community.

An original exhibition of works of art, ranging from Matisse to Basquiat from Jean Dubuffet to Joseph Beuys, spans the entire history of modern and contemporary art.
The exhibition transports the visitor into a world, that of vinyl covers, which from the 1940s till today has revolutionised contemporary graphics and the way of promoting music.
On display are more than 150 mythical artist's covers made from drawings, paintings, sculptures, art graphics, drawing from the artistic expression of great masters such as Picasso, Mirò, Warhol, Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst, Miguel Barcelo, Tapies, Keith Haring, the Italians Mimmo Paladino, Marco Lodola, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Francesco Clémente, Marco Nereo Rotelli, Ferruccio D'Angelo, Gilberto Zorio. And also with the contribution of great photographers such as Araki, Mapplethorpe, Luigi Ghirri and important illustrators such as Guido Crepax, Milo Manara and many others. 
The exhibition also tells of important collaborations between visual art artists and musicians and singers. For example between Lady Gaga and Jeff Koons, the Rolling Stones with Andy Warhol, Bruce Springsteen and Annie Leibovitz.

The cultural series of lectures, meetings, book presentations and guided tours involving reading the past to understand the present and build a more conscious future is back again this year
Alongside the initiatives for adults, there will be events for children and young people with the Piccolo Mondo Antico Festival. All in the name of creativity and fun, in a narrative that cannot be separated from experience and multi-sensorial involvement.

One of the strands running through the 2024_25 prose and dance programme of the Galli Theatre in Rimini are the great classics of literature and some of the most complex and timeless myths of western culture, declined through contemporary languages and themes. A journey between the fantastic and the unknown, between history and  the complexity of everyday life, accompanied by famous artists and performers such as Lella Costa, Ferzan Ozpetek, Emma Dante, Maddalena Crippa, Silvio Orlando, Alessandro Haber, Fabrizio Gifuni, Sergio Rubini, Ascanio Celestini, Elena Bucci and established authors and directors such as Alessandro Serra, Peter Stein and Arturo Cirillo.
Twenty-six titles are on the programme, including subscription shows (divided into the usual ABC and D rounds), non-subscription proposals and special dance events.
Once again this season there will be space for the great musical with 'Fame' (Saranno Famosi), a legendary and timeless phenomenon of pop culture, brought to the stage by the Roma City Musical company (1 and 2 February) with a cast of first-rate artists such as Barbara Cola, Garrison Rochelle, Lorenza Mario, Stefano Bontempi with choreography by Luciano Cannito. There will also be the traditional rendez-ous with Operetta and the Compagnia Corrado Abbati, which this year proposes a new edition of one of its best-loved repertoire titles, La vedova allegra (14 December).
It will be up to dance to inaugurate the Season on Friday 8 November with an international excellence: Parsons Dance, the American contemporary dance company among the most successful in the world, loved by audiences of all ages for the vitality of its choreographies that seem to defy the force of gravity, will return to Italy with its new tour, Balance of Power, which in a little over a month will touch down in Rimini and some of the main national theatres. The route that the Season dedicates to dance will then see the return to the Galli of the Centro Coreografico Nazionale - Aterballetto (9 February) with a brand new triptych signed by choreographers Crystal Pite, Philippe Kratz and Diego Tornelli.
The Season's side projects also include two special appointments: a classic ballet repertoire such as 'Swan Lake' (7 December), directed by Arturo Cannistrà and interpreted by a cast of 100 young male and female dancers and a collective performance with Riminese artists and theatre companies staging 'Zitti tutti!' (29 March), a theatrical monologue written by Raffaello Baldini in 1993. 

The Summer festival of meetings, exhibitions, music, shows, sports and children's village activities, is now in its 46th edition, which focuses on friendship between peoples. An international event that addresses crucial topics, in free and open dialogue with the most interesting personalities of culture, politics and faith.
The 2025 edition will bear the title ‘In vacant places we will build with new bricks’, taken from the Choruses from ‘The Rock’ by Thomas Stearns Eliot, on which conferences, exhibitions and performances will take shape.
As usual, many will be the activities for young people both in the Sports Village with its 13,000 square metres of playing fields and in the Youth Village, a very large space with exhibitions, theatre, workshops and events. 
The Meeting is also an event that is narrated live using new technologies: the main conferences are broadcast in Italian, English and Spanish on the website and the Youtube channel and are later available in other languages.
The heart of the event are the three thousand volunteers who come to Rimini from Italy and all over the world to organise, set up and run the Meeting. 

The old town hosts an exhibition/ market of antique, modern and vintage items where you can find a wide selection of ceramics, glassware, books, furniture, jewelry, silverware and various objects, all carefully dated or antique.

During the summer of 2024 the cultural and recreational center realized on the banks of the Marecchia river by the Sorridolibero association, led by the singer-songwriter Sergio Casabianca, presents a program, also carried out in collaboration with the Rimini Classica association, which ranges from concerts to theater in all its forms: music, cabaret, dance performances, festivals etc.. 

This is the music festival, a thematic section of the Sagra Musicale Malatestiana, for new sounds, that this year will not only accompany the summer as per tradition, but will offer concerts and special events from July until late November, at Corte degli Agostiniani and Teatro Galli. 
Ludovico Einaudi's music opens the festival.
The first stage runs through five appointments that illuminate a musical universe with a neo-classical minimalist imprint: Ludovico Einaudi (7 July), a tribute to Ryuichi Sakamoto (8 July), Hania Rani (9 July) and the OHT company, led by director Filippo Andreatta with two works from musical theatre (30 and 31 October). The second follows paths contaminated by multiple influences, resonating with the echoes of the first path, with both cultured and popular crossings, acoustic, electronic and vocal experimentation, lyricism and extreme sounds: Eklectric Duo (23 July), John De Leo and the Grande Abarasse Orchestra (3 September), Fabrizio Bosso with Andrea Lucchi, Julian Oliver Mazzariello and Rimini Classica (27 September), ending with the duo Teho Teardo and Blixa Bargeld (22 November). 

The Palazzo del Fulgor - Fellini Museum - is hosting an extraordinary exhibition dedicated to the Santarcangelo painter Pino Boschetti (1944 - 2022), who, through his images, told the stories and people of his native Romagna with imaginative irony. The monographic exhibition consists of 92 oil paintings and 30 preparatory drawings, in which he immortalised moments of life and landscapes that are an integral part of the emotional and identity heritage of Romagna. Boschetti, a self-taught artist and keen observer of his country's daily life, takes us on a visual journey that recounts the reality of Romagna with irony and gentleness, bringing out a poetic style made up of everyday details and dreamlike visions.
The exhibition is part of a larger cultural project, ‘Lingue di confine’, dedicated to art in dialect, which explores the profound connections between the mother tongue and artistic expressions through poetry, theatre and painting.
Opening on Saturday 3 August at 6 p.m.

The opening of the symphonic concert series (1 September) with a renowned ensemble such as the Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam conducted by Myung-Whun Chung, is one of great prestige. 
On 12 September, an eclectic conductor Vladimir Jurowski returns to the Galli at the head of the Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin with soloist Augustin Hadelich. 
The Orchestra dell'Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia conducted by Gianandrea Noseda performs on 17 September and will feature two pianists, Jan Lisiecki and Francesco Piemontesi in a performance of Wolfgan Amadeus Mozart's Concerto for two pianos and orchestra in E-flat major.
On 13 October, Teodor Currentzis, one of the most original performers on the international music scene, makes his debut in Rimini with his orchestra MusicAeterna. 
The 200th anniversary of the first performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony will be the occasion to hear the musicians of the Leonore Orchestra, a formation with an international vocation founded and conducted by Daniele Giorgi with the Philharmonischer Chor Műnchen (25 October).
 

A great variety of offers in the chamber music cycle hosted at the Teatro Galli is very varied. It begins with the Italian Youth Guitar Orchestra (5 September) conducted by Pierluigi Colonna and featuring soprano Ilona Mataradze, and moves on to 16th-century polyphonic music by the Tallis Scholars (20 September) and the music of Johannes Brahms and Paul Hindemith (23 September) with clarinettist Claudio Conti and a string quartet. The great pianist Beatrice Rana returns to the Galli (2 October) as does the WunderkammerOrchestra conducted by Carlo Tenan (18 October).
Two masters of the bow, the violinist Giuliano Carmignola and the cellist Mario Brunello will join the Solisti Aquilani (13 December) for a concert exploring the sound universe forged by generations of the Bach family. Finally, the theatre opens up to young talent (15 December) with a recital by the very young pianist Giacomo Menegardi, the latest winner of the prestigious Venice Prize. 

Andrea Shinigami's look at Rimini is everything we do not expect about this city.
It shows a body, made up of people and streets, of people and the sea, caught from one of the many perspectives of which an uninhibited eye is capable; as if Rimini were not Rimini, as if it were something else: all the Other that is everywhere, all the Beyond.
And so this explains the reasons for the title 44°3'27 ‘N 12°33'55 ’E 
No longer ‘Rimini’ but its coordinates on a globe, as if a child's finger had casually pointed to that spot. Rimini becomes what was found under that finger, looked at with the same sincere attention as one who discovers a place for the first time, as if to say that wonder and the magnificent can be found wherever a finger chooses to point.
Inauguration and presentation of the art book: Saturday 7 September 2024, 5 p.m.

SCAT-ti JAZZ, the rediscovered photographic archive on show at the Galleria dell'Immagine.
On 1 June 1980, when jazz legend Chet Baker took the stage in Marecchia Park, Davide Minghini's camera lens was there to capture timeless moments and images. Those shots, together with photos never brought to light of memorabilia jazz concerts organised in Rimini and of musicians who passed through the Riviera's historic venues such as the Paradiso, the Embassy, the Altro Mondo and the Grand Hotel, now form a path of images in which to rediscover that Rimini of the ‘dolce vita’, loved by so many musicians who lived it and sang it, making it a compulsory stop on their international tours.
The European Song Festival in Riccione with Gorni Kramer, the concerts at the Paradiso with the American trumpeter Chet Baker, Romano Mussolini, Tony Scott and Cicci Santucci, up to the great concert in Piazza Cavour by Giorgio Gaslini, Henghel Gualdi, Caterina Valente, Giulio Capiozzo, Henry Salvador and Nicola Arigliano, are just some of the rediscovered characters that can be seen in the exhibition.
The idea for this exhibition, curated by Federico Tassani and Cristina Vitri - @Rimini Jazz Club, arose from research on Chet Baker and the Rimini he often frequented, which led to the rediscovery of his photograph, taken at a concert in Marecchia Park. Hence the idea of searching through the Minghini archive for photos of jazz concerts organised in Rimini and of musicians who have passed through the Riviera.
Inauguration on Friday 13 September at 5 p.m.

Even in winter it is possible to practice sports on the beach or inside the Igloo at Beach resort 26 in Marina Centro, a tensile structure with sea view, experiencing the beach as an open-air gym to keep healthy.
Changing rooms, lockers, toilets and hot showers are available.
The proposed activities, conducted by personal trainer Elen Souza, are:
- Walk on the Beach, the guided walk of about an hour on the beach. An activity suitable for all those who want to keep in good physical shape in their free time and who wish to do it in company, regardless of age. Every Wednesday at 7.00pm and on Sunday at 8 am until the final of October. From Novembre to may on Wednesday at 6.30 pm. Info: +39 348 0981594.
- Run training, on Saturday morning introductory running training at 9.00 am
- Fitness on the beach, personalized functional training, one to one or in small groups, from Monday to Friday from 7.30 am to 8.00 pm, by appointment.
Workout Funzionale on Sunday at 10 am and Mobilità and stretching 30’ on Sunday at 11 am.

Already staged during the summer at the Grand Hotel in Rimini, the exhibition finds a new setting on the third floor of Palazzo del Fulgor, home of the Fellini Museum. The photographic exhibition tells the story of Ugo Tognazzi's life, cinema and thoughts. A complete journey, from his theatrical debut to his experience as a director, focusing on his passions, acting and cooking. The exhibition is accompanied by a selection of theatre and film posters; show scripts and film screenplays, including the first draft of ‘Amici miei’; correspondence and private objects, such as his personal diary.
Marking the link with Federico Fellini, which was fluctuating and never blossomed professionally (Tognazzi's greatest working disappointment), a drawing by Federico for Ugo and an illustration in the Domenica del Corriere by Walter Molino for the production of ‘Mastorna’, the film that was never made.
The project, curated by Marco Dionisi Carducci and supervised by Ricky Tognazzi, benefits from the archival support of Gianmarco Tognazzi (Ugo Tognazzi House Museum in Velletri), the Experimental Centre of Cinematography and the Luce Cinecittà Institute.
On the occasion of the inauguration, Friday 27 September, entrance to the Fulgor Palace is free.

A small corner of France with excellent food and wine specialities and traditional French handicrafts.
Among French food and wine products: freshly baked baguettes and croissants, biscuits, chocolate, pastries, cheeses and wines from all regions of France, alongside spices and dried fruits from the French Caribbean. For typical handicraft products: fabrics, tablecloths, soaps and perfumes from Provence and much more.

Every weekend in October and on Monday, 14 October, Fiabilandia is ready to welcome visitors with amazing surprises and mysterious displays, and on the most monstrous day of the year, Thursday 31 October, it offers a rich programme of activities entirely dedicated to children with opening hours until 10 p.m.: entertainment, children's make-up and live shows, all Halloween-themed. The highlight of the evening will be the parade competition of the most original costumes and prizes for all children taking part.  

The historic cars rally returns to Rimini. It is also a perfect combination of beautiful cars, gentlemen drivers, competition, tourism, breathtaking scenery, food and wine and relaxation. The journey will start from Rimini and, after a stop in Florence, will finish in the heart of Modena. 
Programme in Rimini:
Sunday 6 October: Arrival of participants, exhibition of historic cars in Piazza Fellini and evening at the Grand Hotel. Monday 7 October: Start of the first stage from Piazza Fellini and return in the evening after the race at the Misano circuit.
Tuesday 8 October: Start of second stage heading for Florence
Download the route & the programme

The baseball and softball sports association Junior Rimini proposes three days in which it is possible to learn about and experience the sport of baseball.
A special area will be set up for the event, bringing baseball to the centre of the city and providing the equipment of this sport for all youngsters in the 6/14 age group who would like to try out this discipline.
It will be possible to bat inside the playing area, experiencing the thrill of being able to hit and bat the ball thrown by baseball experts. 

On the first two Sundays of October, the Autumn Fairs return to the centre of Rimini.
In addition to stalls selling various articles and gifts, there will also be stands with typical autumn products. In particular, on Sunday 13 October, the fair is dedicated to the flavours and fragrances of the autumn season.

InOut / The Contract Community, the format - catalyst for the world of contract and hospitality supplies, returns simultaneously with TTG Travel Experience 2024.
A unique event that includes the 73th edition of SIA Hospitality Design (the only fair in Italy dedicated exclusively to hospitality and new hospitality concepts), the 42ndt SUN Beach & Outdoor Style (the whole beach world in one event: the most complete showcase in Italy for the entire supply chain), Superfaces (the B2B marketplace dedicated to surfaces and innovative materials for interior design and architecture.) and the new Greenscape, the garden and outdoor contract fair,for professionals in the design and construction of gardens.

On Friday 11 October, on the occasion of the centenary of Giacomo Puccini's death, Rimini pays tribute to the composer with the opera 'La rondine' by the Maderna-Lettimi Conservatory, having chosen this ironic and brilliant work for the European project ‘Casta Diva’, with which twelve national institutions celebrate women as represented in Italian musical theatre.
'La rondine' represents a unicum in Puccini's operatic production. Commissioned by the Carltheater in Vienna in 1914, it was, however, not performed for the first time until 1917 in MonteCarlo for wartime reasons. 
The libretto is by Giuseppe Adami, adapted and translated from an operetta libretto by Alfred Maria Willner and Heinz Reichert. The opera contains no spoken dialogue and is described as an ‘lyric comedy’.
The performance will be directed by Stefano Vizioli and will feature the young promises of the ‘Maderna-Lettimi’ Conservatory of Cesena and Rimini both on stage and in the orchestra conducted by Paolo Manetti.  

Also in 2024, the Borgo Sant'Andrea festival returns to the heart of Rimini to celebrate its patron saint. 
This edition is dedicated to the theme of arts and visions: a dialogue between tradition and the future, where artistic expression becomes the vehicle for exploring and imagining new horizons. 
The village streets will come alive with performances by street artists, live shows and creative installations that will transform every corner into a visual and sensory experience. 
Alongside art, local gastronomy, craft markets and children's initiatives will enrich the programme, offering a complete experience for visitors of all ages. There will also be initiatives to keep the spirit of solidarity alive.
All the events of the Festa del Borgo are free of charge. The event is promoted by the provincial Acli of Rimini. 

Rimini Marathon returns with its autumn event, the ‘River Run’, a competitive Fidal race over a distance of 15 km in the beautiful setting of the Marecchia river cycle path, on Saturday 12 October, starting at 4.30 pm. 
Sunday 13 October at 9.30 a.m. will see the start of the ‘Family scm River Bike’, a 15-km cycling tour open to everybody with a route along the Marecchia river cycle path. At the same time, again starting at 9.30 a.m., there will also be the ‘River Bike - Daniele Mattei Memorial’, a 54 km route (up to Pietracuta and back).
A two-day sports and entertainment event with stands and entertainment at the Tiberio bridge.

On the occasion of the feast of the Patron Saint, you cannot miss the usual “Tombola di San Gaudenzo” that collects the citizens in Cavour square for a moment of celebration and charity.
The proceeds, in fact, will be donated to an “Italian Red Cross” charitable project.
The event is animated by the concerts of the City Band of Rimini, by the Red Cross activities and entertainment for children.  Not to be missed is the photo exhibition set up about the old Rimini city centre and the past editions of the tombola, in collaboration with RiminiSparita.

World Congress focusing on the health of the dancer and on dance as a healthy practice

A global conference comes to Rimini to provide updates on food systems and fresh produce trends affecting wholesale and retail markets.  
All those involved in all areas of fresh food distribution are invited to participate in networking opportunities and the exchange of ideas and key expertise. 

Second edition of the Dakar-inspired rally, re-enacted in both event structure and regulations, on the beach in Rimini. Four days full of adventure for the event, dedicated to motorbikes in the Medium and Maxi-Enduro categories, which promises exciting routes to satisfy motorcycling enthusiasts with their thrilling challenges and unforgettable views of both the Rimini coastline and the hinterland. The MM Bivouac will host the stands of important companies in the motorbike industry, manufacturers and technical partners, to offer visitors a unique opportunity to explore and get hands-on with the latest innovations related to the world of adventure motorcycling. Great guests, influencers and internationally renowned riders from the world of Enduro and the famous Dakar will be present. At this second edition, the public will also be able to find 'Mar&Mutor', the closed circuit on the beach in Rimini reserved for motocross and enduro motorbikes, where riders will engage in adrenalin-fuelled gymkhana, guaranteeing an adrenalin-fuelled spectacle. 

Halloween at “Italia in Miniatura” is really scary 
The most beautiful country in the world has been bewitched: from 31 October to 3 November the theme park will be haunted by strange presences. Monstrously giant Sirens emerge from the seas, immense Trolls descend from the Alps. Zombies, mummies and black cats populate a Piazza Italia where spell battles rage. 
The park unveils its treasures, such as more than 300 miniatures of monuments from Italy and Europe and original attractions, and comes alive with mysterious presences, such as toy trains that travel alone or orchestras that are activated at the touch of a button. In a crescendo of fun and breathtaking emotions, all the park's attractions will be in operation: Monorail, Venice, Old Sawmill, Panoramic Tower, Interactive Driving School, Pappamondo, Esperimenta, Castel Sismondo, Pinocchio and Play Mart are included in the ticket. AreAvventura and Cinemagia7D, the only two attractions that require a supplement, will also be open.
From 31 October to 3 November, Piazza Italia will be the heart of events: every day from 10.30 am to 4.30 pm non-stop shows with magicians, soap bubbles, illusionists and stilt walkers: great artists for monstrous fun. Space will be given to make-up artists, in pure Halloween style, with the Strega Truccabimbi.

Reference event in Europe for technological and industrial innovation, Ecomondo is a permanent laboratory of ideas, solutions and opportunities. 
An international fair with an innovative format that combines all sectors of the circular economy in a single platform: from the recovery of materials and energy to sustainable development.
The event helps companies become world leaders in innovation, supporting the development of an innovative and sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystem.
It promotes networking by putting companies in contact with the most qualified national and international buyers and works all year round with a profiled community and with the top experts of the circular economy.
It supports the ecological transition by offering a broad program of conferences, workshops and seminars aimed at presenting evidence and new national and international trends linked to the circular economy in the various supply chains, from construction to packaging, from electronics to the automotive industry. 

'Il turco in Italia' debuts at the Teatro Galli: opera buffa in two acts composed by Rossini in 1814 for the Teatro alla Scala and presented in a new production realised by the Teatro Sociale di Rovigo in co-production with the theatres of Novara, Rimini, Ravenna, Pisa and Jesi.
Starring Giuliana Gianfaldoni (Fiorilla), Maharram Huseynov (Selim), Giulio Mastrototaro (Don Geronio), and Bruno Taddia (Prosdocimo), the new production will see the Orchestra Luigi Cherubini conducted by Hossein Pishkar. The art director is the young Roberto Catalano, who has imagined a new interpretation of Rossini's exhilarating opera.

IBE Intermobility and Bus Expo will be from 19th to 21st November 2024 at the Rimini Exhibition Centre.
IBE Intermobility and Bus Expo is the event dedicated to the present and future of intermobility.
A special meeting place for the supply and demand of collective and shared mobility, institutions and stakeholders, with an international scope: IBE includes not only the vehicle industry but also the new players needed to develop and design a system, such as transport infrastructure, energy infrastructure, technology, digitisation, telecommunications, energy companies and PPP (public private partnership) projects.
IBE’s mission, identified by the name: inter-mobility – integrated and interconnected mobility – is to become the place in which innovative transport systems talk to each other to simplify travel and customers’ lives, to be the catalyst for change in the new mobility market and the point of contact between the leisure tourism sector and local public transport, in line with the objectives of the National Resilience and Recovery Plan (NRRP) for the energy transition.

The Tokyo Ballet is world-class, fresh from its successes in the most prestigious European theatres including the Paris Opéra, La Scala, the Wiener Staatsoper, the Deutsche Oper in Berlin, as well as the Bol'šoj, the Mariinsky and in numerous theatres in South America. A company that admirably possesses repertoires of contemporary Eastern and Western authors together with milestones in the Olympus of classical dance.
With its original choreography and subject matter by the great Marius Petipa, the second act of La Bayadère, ‘The Kingdom of Shadows’, is one of the most celebrated pieces of classical ballet, with its exotic landscapes, betrayed promises of love, sentimentality and tragedy along with supernatural evocations.
The second picture is Romeo and Juliet Pas de deux, in choreography by Maurice Béjart and music by Berlioz. ‘I created this work in which both love and hate intertwine, ending up bringing together the carefree romanticism of Berlioz and the magic and tragedy of Shakespeare’ (Maurice Béjart).
The third painting, The Rite of Spring by Igor Stravinsky, also choreographed by Béjart in his memorable avant-garde version that has always shocked audiences with its wild sensuality and ritualistic dynamism.

The characteristic Christmas Markets await you in the historic center of Rimini throughout the month of December untill the Epiphany day. In the streets of the old town decorated with Christmas lights, you will find typical handicraft products, decorations, sweets and the most original gift ideas for Christmas..

Sundays Market in December: on Sundays before Christmas, 1, 8 and 15 December 2024
the Market with sale of non-food products takes place in the historic center, between Corso d'Augusto, Via IV Novembre, Via Dante and Via Caltelfidardo.

Christmas Tree Fair: from 11th to 24th December 2024
it is possible to buy real Christmas trees and Christmas plants in the market area next to the old Tiberius Bridge.

Christmas Fair: from 15th December 2024 to 6th January 2025
the traditional and rich Christmas market takes place in Piazza Tre Martiri, with the sale of typical artisan products, decorations, sweets and original gift ideas.

Christmas Fair: from 19th to 24th December 2024 except on Wednesdays and Saturdays when the weekly market takes place,
the Christmas market extends in the historic center between Corso d'Augusto and via IV Novembre with stands of typical handicrafts, various objects and gift items.

Sporting event of the FGI, Italian Gymnastics Federation, held in the Rimini exhibition center.
Considered one of the most awaited events in the panorama of the Italian gymnastics movement, it offers four days of competitions with performances and activities for everyone.
The event combines the competitive part and entertainment thanks to the numerous activities in the Health and Fitness sector of the FGI which together with the Expovillage attract numerous curious and passionate people.

Every year Pescare Show gathers together the major Italian and international manufacturers of fishing and boating, retailers, schools and industry associations of the market. In the exhibition area you can discover and try outthe latest innovations for fishing, spinning, surfcasting, carpfishing, coarse fishing, trout area, boats, technology and much more.

The international event dedicated to the entire Wellness community: the latest trends, innovations and training for wellness professionals, fitness and sport enthusiasts.
RiminiWellness is an event that brings together under one roof all the major players in the fitness and wellness universe: exercise equipment manufacturers, gyms, fitness clubs, training institutions and trade associations, medical spas, health centers, rehabilitation, tourism and design, always with an eye on what the fitness community wants.
After the last record-breaking edition, the 2025 event will be an increasingly international platform for trends and tendencies, innovation and business, networking and industry education. A successful format that brings the event to be recognised as a platform outlining the future trajectories of the wellness industry.
Enthusiasts have the opportunity to discover training trends with the most innovative and trendy sports disciplines and competitions for staying in shape.
A four-day sports and health event that extends from the more than 190,000 square metres, including indoor and outdoor areas of the Rimini Exhibition Centre, to the Riviera thanks to the development of off-fair content.

Market and sale of agricultural products of the territory at Km 0, promoted by the SGR Group and created in collaboration with CIA and Coldiretti.
Consumers who are increasingly attentive to health and well-being are offered the opportunity to do a healthy shopping without having to travel great distances, with the opportunity to buy fresh, genuine and organic local products at KM 0.