Weekend Events and Entertainment in late January, FVG is ready. Many initiatives are planned for the upcoming weekend: from sports to culture, passing through various recreational activities for pure fun, both adults and children will be involved in the sea of initiatives that await them. In this sense, here is a specially curated overview by the Nordest24 Editorial Team.
Chaos at Civic 14 – Night at the Museum in Udine
An evening full of mystery and adventure awaits young explorers at the civic museums of Udine, particularly at the Casa Cavazzini Museum. On January 25th, children aged 8 to 10 are invited to a “Night at the Museum” where they will face the chaos that reigns in the structure after sunset. Artworks come to life, characters come out of paintings, and sculptures seem to change position. A unique opportunity for the young participants to become real investigators, trying to help Arnaldo Ortensio, the night custodian, restore order before sunrise. The event has a cost of €30, but admission for children is free.
13th Vertical Night Race – Ravascletto/Zoncolan
An unmissable event for mountaineering enthusiasts: the 13th Vertical Night Race, scheduled for Saturday, January 25th in Ravascletto, offers a breathtaking challenge with the ascent of Mount Zoncolan. Starting at 7:00 pm from the cable car square, with a vertical drop of 860 meters that will take participants to the cable car arrival station at 1750 meters above sea level. Organized by the Sports Union “A. Moro” of Paluzza, the race will see skiers from all over competing for the “Rudi De Infanti” Trophy, with electronic timing and microchip. The event is open to everyone, from amateurs to professionals.
First Trophy City of Tolmezzo – Shooting
The weekend of January 25-26 and February 1-2 in Tolmezzo will be dedicated to shooting enthusiasts with the First Trophy City of Tolmezzo. The event, which will take place at 10 meters of compressed air, will see athletes of all ages, from 12 years old and up, competing in rifle, pistol, and paralympic shooting disciplines. Participants will compete in rounds starting at 9 am, with awards for each category at the end of the event. Up for grabs, in addition to the trophy for the largest society, is also a Pardini K12 compressed air pistol in a special raffle.
Alice, What Wonder! – Teatro Miela, Trieste
An enchanted journey to discover wonder: on Sunday, January 26th at 11:00 am, the Teatro Miela in Trieste will host the children’s show “Alice, What Wonder!” written and directed by Gioele Peccenini. The story follows Alice, a girl who has lost the ability to marvel at the world around her, until she embarks on an adventure that will lead her to discover beauty and play. With a poetic and engaging narration, young spectators can accompany Alice on this exciting journey that stimulates curiosity and smiles. The admission also includes the Mielamerenda, a moment of socialization for all children present.
