On Sunday, October 11, the Rocca di Lonato del Garda (Lonato del Garda, BS) hosts ''Cose Mai Viste'' (Things Never Seen Before), a sustainable creativity market dedicated to handmade crafts, design, and circular economy practices.
Featuring 60 exhibitors from across Italy, the event offers visitors the chance to discover handmade clothing and accessories, jewelry, illustrations, design objects, homeware, lamps, cosmetics, vintage items, local products, and new yarns.
A highlight of this edition is PAPER, a spin-off event dedicated to the world of paper and illustration. Created in collaboration with the Ugo Da Como Foundation, the Toscolano Maderno Paper Museum, and illustrators from the Scuola Comics di Brescia, it features exhibitions and workshops.
Throughout the day, visitors can also view the photography exhibition “BENÀCUS: Lake Garda and its hills in the photographs of Giorgio Attilio Mutti,” hosted in the Casa del Capitano.
There will be plenty of activities for the whole family, including handmade paper workshops, wooden games and puzzles, drawing workshops, board games, and bookbinding sessions, as well as workshops for children and street food options.
Featuring 60 exhibitors from across Italy, the event offers visitors the chance to discover handmade clothing and accessories, jewelry, illustrations, design objects, homeware, lamps, cosmetics, vintage items, local products, and new yarns.
A highlight of this edition is PAPER, a spin-off event dedicated to the world of paper and illustration. Created in collaboration with the Ugo Da Como Foundation, the Toscolano Maderno Paper Museum, and illustrators from the Scuola Comics di Brescia, it features exhibitions and workshops.
Throughout the day, visitors can also view the photography exhibition “BENÀCUS: Lake Garda and its hills in the photographs of Giorgio Attilio Mutti,” hosted in the Casa del Capitano.
There will be plenty of activities for the whole family, including handmade paper workshops, wooden games and puzzles, drawing workshops, board games, and bookbinding sessions, as well as workshops for children and street food options.
