Transromanica - An amazing journey through the ... - Central Europe

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Vignola (Sunday, 10 October)
Great success for the Conference play-The Dragon and the Mermaid by Stefano Masi
and Luca Catanzaro, held in the hall against the Rock on Sunday afternoon. The
spectators have been fascinated by the evocative projections and readings from medieval
texts, and many have held to congratulate the authors for the extreme sophistication of the
show. There was also the presence of a significant part of the audience coming from
outside the council, and presumably has followed many of the initiatives of the event.
Number of spectators were calculated about 90 spectators
FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
The network of Roman sites certainly appears as a new tourist segment to be attached to
those already known to targeted groups or individual visitors, valid for one trip out of
town for a holiday of longer duration in a European dimension.
The awareness of the value of these historical sites, as well as representing a moral
wealth to the local population and for external visitors, also determine the economic
growth if combined with elements of excellence that live in the Modena area, increasing
the attractiveness and dialogue with different target audiences.
The uncertainty of public resources, the increase of services for the leisure time, the
greater involvement of private individuals on cultural projects, the growth of
management skills of cultural workers and consumption of art and culture as a
differentiating factor in the life styles and the construction of a new collective identity
have imposed a more open attitude towards the target audience and their needs,
particularly as regards the "paths" of cultural consumption. Pathways - such as is offered
on the sites of Roman in Modena - revealed synergies between new artistic realities on
the same territory and users open to different and diverse cultural consumption.
The awareness of cultural operators that they are not working in an isolated and
uncontaminated area, but moving in a well-defined territory, peopled by a variety of
The project CrossCulTour is implemented
through the CENTRAL EUROPE Programme
co-financed by the ERDF.