I've come back from France. Holidays are finished. Provence was delightful even if the lavender fields are on the best moment during the flowering season (we haven't seen the violet lavender flowers!). But I enjoyed the trip. Aix-en-provence is really a lovely city.
Let's see what's on in Florence in these days...
Fabbrica Europa, the great music and art festival at Stazione Leopolda is still running. Here is the complete program of Fabrica Europa.Tomorrow there will be a performance by the young dutch dance theatre company T.r.a.s.h. The performance is also part of the programme of the 2nd edition of Olandiamo?, festival of Dutch arts and creativity, organized by the Dutch University Institute for Art History in Florence (NIKI) and the Cultural Office of the Netherlands Embassy in Rome, on the occasion of the 50 years of the activity of the Institute.
It's a short performance on a small and sober stage with 4 dancers and a cello player.
Price: € 15 (€ 12 reduced)
The ticket allows to attend also the performance at 10 p.m.
Price: € 15 (€ 12 reduced)
The ticket allows to attend also the performance at 10 p.m.
2 comments:
i plan on traveling to aix and the provance area this summer also, because my aunt will be studying there. i am wondering how long it took you to get there. did you travel by train or air? if you could let me know that'd be great!
I have gone by car. From Florence: it takes 4h and 30 to Menton (the first city in France, in Cote d'Azur), then maybe other 2 hours to Aix-en-provence.
:)
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