On Thursday, September 3rd, the Gottarelli Foundation in Imola will host a special event titled "Musica e Maestria. Dove il suono incontra l'arte" (Music and Mastery. Where sound meets art), as part of the "Imola in musica" festival.
The complex schedule includes:
• From 6:00 PM: Opening of the DIY craft stalls, featuring unique handmade creations.
• From 9:00 PM: Live concert featuring Antonella Nuti and Loris Ceroni/.
Throughout the evening, a food stall will operate inside the Foundation for fundraising purposes. Visitors will be able to enjoy traditional Romagna piadina stuffed with sausage, cheese, or ham. Admission to the event is free.

On Wednesday, October 14th, at 9:00 PM, the Fondazione Gottarelli Hall in Imola will host the presentation of Gianfranco Miro Gori’s latest book, "Il Circolo del Giudizio. Storie di cinema e poesia, televisione e letteratura" (The Circle of Judgment. Stories of Cinema and Poetry, Television and Literature).
The work offers a fascinating transmedia journey through the diverse forms of Italian cultural expression. The author, a renowned intellectual and deep connoisseur of film history and literary dynamics, will engage with the audience, guiding them through anecdotes, behind-the-scenes insights, and reflections that inextricably bind the silver screen to the written page, and poetry to television.
This event represents an unmissable opportunity for culture enthusiasts and anyone wishing to explore the secret connections between the different artistic languages of our time, guided by one of the most authoritative voices in the cultural landscape.
The event will take place at the Sala Fondazione Gottarelli, located at Via C. Sforza 13 in Imola. Admission is free, subject to availability

On Wednesday, November 11th, 2026, at 9:00 PM, the Fondazione Gottarelli Hall in Imola will host a compelling cultural event: the presentation of the book "Il martello delle streghe" (The Hammer of Witches).
This work offers an intense and well-documented exploration into the historical, social, and cultural roots of one of the most complex and controversial phenomena in human history: the witch trials and the Inquisition.
The volume delves deeply into the historical texts, social dynamics, and collective imagination surrounding this dark era. The evening will not only analyze the past events that defined an epoch but will also examine the striking modern relevance of social marginalization and psychological mechanisms that continue to persist in contemporary society.
This event represents a significant opportunity for history buffs, anthropology enthusiasts, and cultural scholars to engage in a stimulating debate within Imola's prestigious cultural venue. The event will take place at the Sala Fondazione Gottarelli, located at Via C. Sforza 13 in Imola. Admission is completely free, subject to seating availability.