Paisiello 2.0
- 22 – 23 October 2026
- Istituto Consiglio e Istituto Renato Moro, Taranto (TA)
Description
Automatically translated from Italian.
Paisiello 2.0 is a musical event taking place in Taranto on October 22 and 23, 2026. The event is held at the Istituto Consiglio (Galilei campus) and the Istituto Renato Moro (Leonida campus), transforming these school spaces into venues for concerts and performances. The initiative celebrates music and culture through a program designed to offer the people of Taranto moments of quality entertainment, combining tradition and innovation in a project that enhances the musical heritage of the region.
Original text in Italian
Paisiello 2.0 è un evento musicale che si tiene a Taranto il 22 e 23 ottobre 2026. La manifestazione si svolge presso l'Istituto Consiglio (plesso Galilei) e l'Istituto Renato Moro (plesso Leonida), trasformando questi spazi scolastici in venue per concerti e performances. L'iniziativa celebra la musica e la cultura attraverso un programma pensato per offrire al pubblico tarantino momenti di intrattenimento di qualità, unendo tradizione e innovazione in un progetto che valorizza il patrimonio musicale del territorio.
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