23-25 April, 2010
Terminal Passeggeri 103 - Venice
Once again the Terminal Passeggeri in Venice…
From 23 April 2010 to 25 April 2010
COLLECTORS SHOWROOM IN VENICE
23-25 April, 2010
Terminal Passeggeri 103 - Venice
Once again the Terminal Passeggeri in Venice (two steps from Hotel Carlton on the Grand Canal) hosts an important exhibition with philatelist collection, historic postage stamps nad related materials that compete for the “San Marco” Grand Prize. It is a showroom of philatelist trade, postal history, numismatics, antique publications and books, postcards, call cards and other printed collector items. For small and big fan!
Time: 10:00-18:00
From 30 March 2010 to 30 March 2010
IN VENICE, LA FENICE THEATRE: WOODY ALLEN AND HIS NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BAND
30th March 2010 - at 9 pm
Venice - La Fenice Theatre
Any fan of Woody Allen’s films knows that the comedy legend has always had a special place in his heart for jazz music-particularly the old Dixieland sound. What you might not know is that Woody is an avid jazz musician himself (the director plays clarinet) and his band, the Eddy Davis New Orleans Jazz Band, has been going strong for years.
Woody Allen has taken his clarinet beyond the status of prop or hobby with his famous Monday-night New York club gigs , and the New Orleans jazz septet will be now at the prestigious La Fenice Theatre in Venice with its bespectacled celebrity front-man playing it absolutely straight.
As a musician, he innovatively plays the clarinet and replicates to perfection the sounds of jazz from its origins, supported by an encyclopaedic musical knowledge that is evident in the colours of his identifiable musical selections. A can’t miss evening.
Tickets: from Euro 30,00 to Euro 90,00
For any information : Circuito Hellovenezia 041 24 24
WOODY ALLEN AND HIS NEW ORLEANS JAZZ BAND
From 4 April 2010 to 4 April 2010
EASTER DAY LUNCH AT RESTAURANT LA CUPOLA
Sunday, April 4th 2010 - starting from 12:30 hrs.
We invite you to celebrate Easter together with us savouring our local and international specialties: the classical lamb, the traditional Easter Cake “Colomba” and much more. You will be served with a very special menu studied by our Chef for this occasion. And our Maitre Filippo is at your disposal for any request.
This is our special wish for all of you:
“As spring comes to the world
bringing sunshine and gladness…..
this comes to you
bringing wishes for joy.”
Happy Easter!
From 5 February 2010 to 5 April 2010
JIM HODGES - LOVE, ECCETERA FEB. 5TH - APR. 5TH 2010
A tribute to an exceptional american artist, Jim Hodges, with his first personal exhibition in Italy.
Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa in collaboration with Centre Pompidou Paris, Musée national d’Art Moderne and Camden Arts Centre London, offers to the public an original collection of 60 works, where drawing, poor materials or rich ones, as fine silver or gold thread, merge into a - sometimes very simple and some others sophisticated - melting pot which approaches big themes such as love, life, death, fragility or time.
From 4 February 2010 to 5 February 2010
ENERGY FOR GREEN PORTS - EXHIBITION CONGRESS
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On February 4th and 5th an Exhibition Congress will take place in the exhibition area of the Cruise Terminal of Venice, as an important date for stimulating debate among companies, researchers, academics and technical experts on new technologies and solutions for using ports and harbors to produce renewable energy. What energy sources of low environmental impact can be used in ports? And how can we efficiently and sustain ably use them? These are the focal points of “Energy for Green Ports”, the new exhibition‐congress taking place in Venice (Italy) on the 4th and 5th of February 2010 in the Conference Centre and the exhibition area of the Cruise Terminal of Venice. Organized by VTP Events, a company owned by Venezia Terminal Passeggeri S.p.A. (which has been managing the passenger terminal since 1997), this event provides a significant meeting opportunity for companies, researchers, sector operators, academics and technicians who want to find out more about the new technologies and solutions available to produce renewable energy in port areas. It is a highly topical subject as ports occupy large surface areas. Also, in light of the new European, national and regional rules, these areas can be exploited for building innovative energy systems as resources which supply power to not only the port areas and their related transport means (electric wharfs used to power vessels moored with their engines off, allowing sizeable reductions in emissions and noise pollution), but also the vicinity, as is already happening in some pilot projects. “Energy for Green Ports” is divided into two sections: A conference programme with an international panel of speakers who will be updating participants on the latest topical environmental issues. The programme includes sessions on: “Planning energy supplies and consumption”, “Costs and Benefits of mature alternative energy sources”, “New technologies in renewable energy and their uses”, “Roll‐out Strategies for the Green Ports” and “Setting up a panel for a national Green Ports programme”. An exhibition hall devoted to technological innovations in renewable energy, with an area concentrating on “green” technologies (solar‐thermal, photovoltaic, wind, hydrogen, biomasses and biogas), and one on low‐consumption building construction solutions, micro generation and teleheating. There will also be a review of ideas dedicated to the world’s new ports with a view to matching environmental awareness with energy recycling and saving. The event has the patronage of Venice’s Port Authority, the Veneto Region, Assiterminal (Italian Port Terminals Association), Medcruise (The Association of Mediterranean Cruise Ports), Confitarma (Italian Ship owners Confederation), Assomarinas (Italian Tourist Ports Association) and Assonautica (Italian Yachting Association). |
From 19 December 2009 to 4 April 2010
800 UNPUBLISHED DRAWINGS FROM THE VENETIAN 19TH CENTURY
The collection of drawings from the Venetian nineteenth century at the Correr Museum is one of the biggest on the graphic scene of that century. The Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia is presenting a vast exhibition of these drawings at the Correr, most of which are on display for the very first time, including works by artists such as Caffi, Pividor, Guardi, Moro, Bosa, Vervloet to name but a few.
The works on display all in some way connected to Venice: either the subject of the works is Venetian, or they were conceived and completed in Venice, or they are about Venice, inspired by the city and its monumental and social aspects as a subject of exercise or poetical sensations. The Venice that appears in the nineteenth-century drawings of the Correr is surprising: both modern and ancient, distracted and suffering, secret and well-known; it reveals the nerves and muscles of a body in suffering that refuses to yield, full of life and dynamic.
Above all, there are outbursts of reality, of what is true, going beyond rhetoric and regrets, beyond nostalgia and laments. A Venice that is unusual and full of fascination during the years of Ruskin and the first big, controversial restoration projects, the affirmation of tourists seeking sensations that differ from those of the Grand Tour of the Enlightenment. It is a season of studies and research; a nineteenth century that is starving for history and industry, contradictory and fragile, unsure and headstrong. In a word, Modern.
Information Museum Correr,
Venezia from19 December 2009 through 11 April 2010
Opening times from 10am to 5pm
Ticket 4 €
From 24 December 2009 to 25 December 2009
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS AT HOTEL CARLTON ON THE GRAND CANAL
Christmas is almost upon us already and it is time to make all the arrangements to enjoy a perfect celebration.
You’ll want to party in style. Somewhere memorable. Somewhere different. Somewhere unique.
We, at the Hotel Carlton on the Grand Canal, have got the right settings, food, wine and ambiance to make your Christmas holiday in Venice a memorable one!
Check out our special menus for Christmas Eve Dinner and Christmas Day Lunch and also our EARLY BOOKING PROMOTIONS!
CHRISTMAS EVE DINNER
December 24th, 2009
Amuse buche
Tartare of Atlantic salmon with its caviar served on crunchy potatoes and winter greens
Green and yellow noodles with Barbel fish sauce, served with chanterelle mushrooms and Roman Broccoli
Fillet of Turbot passed in Castelluccio lentil sauce with crunchy leeks
Grapefruit sorbet served in its fruit
Chicken stuffed with dumplings and horse chestnuts, glazed with Nosiola, served with wafer potatoes and water cress onions
Flan of plain and white chocolate panettone with exotic fruit salad
Selection of whimsical pastries prepared by our dessert confectioner
Euro 65,00 per person, drinks not included
CHRISTMAS DAY LUNCH
December 25th, 2009
Amuse buche
Pumpkin and smoked cheese flan with fresh foie gras flavoured with Recioto Soave wine
Tortelloni with potatoes and capers served with mountain cheese sauce
Fillet of Gilthead wrapped in artichokes served with Vichy carrots
Mandarin orange sorbet
Christmas turkey served with red Treviso chicory flavoured with truffles and potato wafer
Traditional Panettone with cream and chocolate sauces
Selection of pastries
Euro 65,00 per person, drinks not included
EARLY BOOKING SPECIAL DISCOUNT:
If you reserve before November 30th you will get 15% discount (Euro 65,00 –> Euro 55,50);
if you reserve after Nov. 30th and before December 8th you will get 10% reduction (Euro 65,00 –> Euro 58,50).
Enjoy a glittering Christmas in Venice!
From 2 November 2009 to 10 January 2010
PALLADIO AND/IN VENICE - CORRER MUSEUM
The exhibition traces the history of the Great Renaissance architect’s ties with Venice.
It is part of Palladio’s 500th birthday anniversary and on view are over 300 works - prints, manuscripts, documents and drawings - that offer a view of the Venice environment in Palladio’s time and during his activity in the city.
Special attention is paid to Palladio’s work of redesigning the unique and symbolic Venetian urban scene of St.Mark’s Basin, with its facade of San Giorgio Maggiore, the votive Church of the Redentore on the island of Giudecca, and the Zitelle Complex, producing a breathtaking result of extraordinary innovative force.
The exhibition was organized in collaboration with the Marciana National Library and the University of Venice (IUAV) and offers a compelling multimedia section.
Open from 2nd November 2009 to 10th January 2010
From 10 am to 5 pm
Admission Euro 13,00
From 11 December 2009 to 12 December 2009
DEEP PURPLE BIG CONCERT
11 december 2009
Deep Purple are back with six new dates in Italy, after the great sold-out concerts of the preceding tour.The band is one of the greatest hard rock bands of all time. Ian Gillan, Roger Glover, Ian Paice, Steve Morse and Don Airey have an immortal repertory that includes the mythic Smoke on the Water and the legendary Highway Star.
Forty years after their debut album, Shades Of Deep Purple, the first pioneers of heavy metal still demonstrate a vitality and energy that time has not been able to tarnish. The band’s virtuosity and technical skills combined with classic rock and blues rhythms are the trademark that established their place in the history of rock.
Palasport Jesolo
Viale del Bersagliere
30016 Lido di Jesolo VE
Event begins at 21:00
On sale online or through the ticket call center.
Prices from € 30 to € 50 (+ comm.)
TicketOne Call Center 892.101
Pronto Pagine Gialle Call Center 89.24.24
Trovatutto - Telecom Italia Call Center 89.24.12
From 25 September 2009 to 3 October 2009
IN VENICE: 53RD INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY MUSIC FESTIVAL
The Body of Sound
The 53rd International Festival of Contemporary Music will run in Venice 25th September to 3rd October 2009.
A 11 days high quality program performed by 73 musicians, 87 exhibitions, big ensembles, orchestras, singers, meetings and workshops.
The Festival is titled The Body of Sound and directed by Luca Francesconi.
Biennale and Fenice Theater Foundation will renew its agreement to support the festival: some of the concerts and meetings will be held in the most famous theater of Venice: La Fenice.
The artists will perform on stage at the newly refurbished evocative spaces of the Arsenale (Teatro Piccolo Arsenale, Teatro alle Tese), at the Teatro La Fenice.
The program:
- Friday 25/09/2009
Hours 17.00: ORCHESTRA J FUTURA Teatro alle Tese - Terza Tesa VENEZIA - VE - Friday 25/09/2009
Hours 20.00: ORCHESTRA SINFONICA TEATRO LA FENICE Nuovo Teatro La Fenice VENEZIA - VE - Saturday 26/09/2009
Hours 18.00: QUARTETTO ARDITTI Teatro Piccolo Arsenale VENEZIA - VE - Saturday 26/09/2009
Hours 20.00: OSLO SINFONIETTA Teatro alle Tese - Terza Tesa VENEZIA - VE - Sunday 27/09/2009
Hours 15.00: QUARTETTO D’ARCHI TEATRO LA FENICE Sale Apollinee del Teatro La Fenice VENEZIA - VE - Sunday 27/09/2009
Hours 18.00: SINOPOLI CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Teatro Piccolo Arsenale VENEZIA - VE - Sunday 27/09/2009
Hours 20.00: ORCHESTRA SINFONICA NAZIONALE RAI Teatro alle Tese - Terza Tesa VENEZIA - VE - Monday 28/09/2009
Hours 18.00: ENSEMBLE SPECTRA Teatro Piccolo Arsenale VENEZIA - VE - Monday 28/09/2009
Hours 20.00: ORCHESTRA SINFONICA NAZIONALE RAI Teatro alle Tese - Terza Tesa VENEZIA - VE - Tuesday 29/09/2009
Hours 18.00: MANDOLINI POULIN Teatro Piccolo Arsenale VENEZIA - VE - Tuesday 29/09/2009
Hours 20.00: ORCHESTRA SINFONICA TEATRO LA FENICE Teatro alle Tese - Terza Tesa VENEZIA - VE - Tuesday 29/09/2009
Hours 22.00: MANDOLINI POULIN Teatro Piccolo Arsenale VENEZIA - VE - Wednesday 30/09/2009
Hours 18.00: FONTANAMIX Teatro alle Tese - Quarta Tesa VENEZIA - VE - Wednesday 30/09/2009
Hours 21.00: ORCHESTRA DI PADOVA E DEL VENETO Teatro alle Tese - Terza Tesa VENEZIA - VE - Thursday 01/10/2009
Hours 21.00: AURA Teatro Goldoni VENEZIA - VE - Friday 02/10/2009
Hours 18.00: MITTELEUROPA ORCHESTRA Teatro alle Tese - Terza Tesa VENEZIA - VE - Friday 02/10/2009
Hours 20.00: CARMEN LINARES Teatro alle Tese - Quarta Tesa VENEZIA - VE - Saturday 03/10/2009
Hours 18.00: EXIT 02 Teatro alle Tese - Terza Tesa VENEZIA - VE
Info:
Ufficio Promozione Pubblico
Tel +39 041 5218828 / Fax +39 041 5218825
e-mail promozione@labiennale.org
