Art Tourism

ARTEVENTO CERVIA: 44th Edition of The World’s Longest-Running International Kite Festival Celebrates Culture, Resilience, and Unity

Colorful character and animal kites above the beach at ARTEVENTO Cervia, including a giant smiling yellow face.

From April 20th to May 1st, 2024, the picturesque beach of Pinarella di Cervia, Italy, will once again play host to the world’s longest-running International Kite Festival, ARTEVENTO CERVIA. This year’s 44th edition promises to be a vibrant celebration of culture, resilience, and unity, with a special tribute to the Emilia Romagna region. Since its inception, ARTEVENTO CERVIA has served as a platform for “wind artists” to showcase their innovative creations and promote peace and sustainable development through cultural exchange. This year’s edition will feature twelve days dedicated to sustainable creativity, with a diverse program of guests, shows, insights, and celebrations.

ARTEVENTO CERVIA – World’s Longest-Running Kite Festival Returns to Italy for the 43rd Time!

Multicolored sculptural kite by Aristide Prandelli flying above the beach at ARTEVENTO Cervia.

From 21 April to 1 May 2023, on Cervia’s Pinarella Beach (Italy), 250 designers and pilots selected from among the most significant interpreters of a millenary tradition, in constant dialogue with the environment, will join over 2000 enthusiasts for the 43rd Edition of ARTEVENTO CERVIA, the original festival dedicated to kites and the environment, which has become a cult event for both promoters of the wind art and lovers of green tourism as well as sustainable creativity. In simultaneous flight, the event will show the most complete presentation of artistic, ethnic, historical, giant, sport, acrobatic, and even combat kites! All visitors and participants will dive into the magical practice that was born over 2500 years ago.

Top 15 Most Unusual Museums You Should Consider Visiting in America

Illustration of two museum visitors above a numbered U.S. map, titled “15 Unusual, Family-Friendly Museums to Visit.”

The Metropolitan Museum of Art. The American Museum of Natural History.

These are familiar institutions that you may have visited, considered visiting, or heard of in passing.

While these landmarks are popular for a reason, there are tens of thousands of other museums across the U.S. that many people are not as familiar with.

And that’s a shame, since these off-the-wall stops consist of enriching, unique exhibits that may convert even the most stubborn of museum doubters.