Today in Torino

• Traffic Torino Free Festival From 7th to 12th July, the fifth edition of the traffic festival featuring music, fringe art and appealing architectural areas, a truly unique event.

• il celeste impero. dall'esercito di terracotta alla via della seta Shown for the first time in Italy, the soldiers of the clay arm. On display at the Antiques museum from 11th July to 16th November.

• TWDC 2008 - Designing Connected Places – International Summer School From 13th to 29th July, at the University of Food science in Pollenzo, lessons and workshops dedicated to researchers and graduates of the design institutes and universities the world over, held by highly specialized internationally renowned university professors.

• Summer time Turin 2008 A host of over 500 events organized by the Cultural associations and bodies of the City. Featuring a blend of musical, cinema and theatrical events forming part of a project coordinated with the local districts.
  

• Mirafiori Motor Village On 6th July Mirafiori Motor Village will host the opening of the “Mirafiori Galerie”, an exhibition area dedicated to all the visual arts, aimed at bringing the public into contact with various arts forms in the most direct manner.

• Torino 011. Biography of a city From 29th June to 12th October, the former Officine Grandi Riparazioni will be hosting the first important exhibition event in view of 2011, which is the year of celebration of 150th year of Italian unification. The exhibition provides an insight into the transformation of Torino from 1980 up to date, whilst also looking to the future.

• TWDC 2008 - Flexibility. Design in a fast-changing society From 29th June to 12th October at the former “Le Nuove” prison buildings, an exhibition which highlights the links between flexibility and design. The actual exhibition venue, which is at the heart of an area that has been subjected to major re-conversion work, is in itself symbolic of the flexibility concept.

• top - Torino Olympic Park TOP promotes numerous initiatives for the public so that everyone can continue enjoying the Olympic experience, as spectators and protagonists.