Riccardo Baldizzi, European talent on stage in Mogliano Veneto
Abbazie in Festival 2025
Pianca supports Fondazione Efesto for the new edition of Abbazie in Festival, an artistic series that will bring to life abbeys, cloisters, and historic parks across the province of Treviso through eight events celebrating inclusion, art, and beauty
Eight evenings, eight unique locations, one goal: to restore culture’s deepest power—that of bringing people together. From June 26 to August 28, the festival travels across the Treviso area, enlivening abbeys, cloisters, and historic parks with music, dance, and poetry. All events are free and accessible, set in places of remarkable historical and natural charm—such as the Abbey of Sant’Eustachio in Nervesa della Battaglia, the Templar Church in Ormelle, the Park of Culture in Mogliano Veneto, the former Convent of San Francesco in Conegliano, and the Church of the Redeemer in Nerbon, San Biagio di Callalta. These are places where the memory of the past meets the spirit of the present.
Gianni Schicchi by Giacomo Puccini, Abbey of Santa Bona, Vidor
Cellist Giulia Mazza performing at the Park of Culture in Mogliano Veneto
“Where harmonies, gestures, and voices awaken silence” is the guiding theme of an edition that doubles in both scale and vision compared to previous years. Abbazie in Festival is more than a series of performances—it is a cultural and social statement: an inclusive arts festival where every show is designed to break down barriers—physical, linguistic, perceptual—and to give voice to every form of uniqueness. On stage, internationally renowned artists perform alongside emerging talents and unconventional interpreters. Among them are deaf violinist Giulia Mazza, blind pianist Filippo Visentin, and the one hundred dancers featured in the tribute to Pavarotti that opened the festival.
Abbey of Santa Bona, Vidor
Tribute to Pavarotti, Abbey of Santa Maria del Pero, Monastier di Treviso
Artists on stage during one of the Abbazie in Festival events
All events are free to attend and begin at 9:00 pm:
Supporting this project means believing in a culture that is accessible, inclusive, rooted in the local area, and able to speak to everyone. When shared, art becomes opportunity, connection, and beauty.
