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Spring has arrived in FAI Properties: find the major events not to be missed in April, to enjoy the longer days surrounded by art, nature, and beauty.

Stuck for a last-minute gift that’s thoughtful, unique, and keeps on giving all year? FAI UK Membership is the ultimate stocking stuffer for heritage enthusiasts everywhere!

On the occasion of Christmas 2024, FAI invites you to experience the magic of this time of year in its properties open to the public, special places that testify to the extraordinary wealth and variety of culture and landscape that Italy expresses.

Arcangelo Sassolino‘s “La condizione del desiderio” (The Condition of Desire) is on display at Villa e Collezione Panza in Varese. This monumental installation is the result of a close dialogue between art and science, and inaugurates a new cycle of exhibitions with site-specific works.

FAI’s commitment to greater inclusiveness and cultural accessibility continues with Palazzo Moroni in Bergamo. The Palazzo is the 12th FAI property that has been made accessible to visitors with intellectual disabilities as part of the “FAI property for everyone” project.

The fully restored old barn now serves as a versatile space, featuring two new areas designed to enrich educational activities and showcase video storytelling about the history of the Monastero di Torba in Gornate Olona (VA).

A new multimedia space to tell the story of Villa Gregoriana and its environment with the narrating voice of actor Lino Guanciale: an opportunity to discover the epic story of a river, the Aniene, and a city, Tivoli, that make this place unique and special in the past, present and future.

In celebration of LAPADA‘s 50th Anniversary, FAI UK is pleased to offer members an exclusive VIP Morning Tour of the LAPADA Fair on October 24th.

On Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 October 2024, the FAI Autumn Days, one of the most important and beloved public events dedicated to Italy’s cultural heritage and landscape, organised by FAI-Fondo per l’Ambiente Italiano ETS, will return for the thirteenth time.

On display until 24 November 2024 at the Negozio Olivetti in Piazza San Marco in Venice is the exhibition ‘Tony Cragg. The shapes of glass’, curated by Cristina Beltrami and Jean Blanchaert.

“If you try to imagine a world without glass, you realise what an enormous loss it would be, both in practical and aesthetic terms.” Tony Cragg, 2021