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From 20 October 2026 to 23 February 2027, Trapani will host marteDiritti, a series of five meetings dedicated to major social and cultural issues. The events will take place at the Dar Lounge Theatre, always starting at 8:30 pm, combining talks, first-hand accounts, music, readings, artistic performances and a themed buffet.
Promoted by Amnesty International – Group 295 Trapani, the initiative aims to explore complex issues from different perspectives, placing people, their experiences and their cultures at the centre of each evening.
The marteDiritti calendar
20 October 2026 – Migrants: “Beyond the Journey” Stories, roots and new beginnings
An evening dedicated to migration, looking beyond the journey itself to explore the lives, cultures and hopes of people who leave their countries and begin a new chapter elsewhere.
17 November 2026 – Islam: “What Unites Us. What Divides Us.” Faith, culture and coexistence
A discussion about Islam, its cultural and religious foundations, its points of contact with the Western world and the differences that can still generate misunderstanding and division.
15 December 2026 – Palestine: “Before and After the Rubble” The roots of the conflict, viewed from Gaza
An evening dedicated to Palestine, aimed at exploring the roots of the conflict through perspectives and first-hand accounts from people directly connected with that reality.
19 January 2027 – Water: “The Last Drop” Voices from around the world on the emergency of the future
The global water crisis will be explored from different perspectives, ranging from experiences in Africa and Asia to the challenges faced in Sicily and Trapani, with personal accounts and contributions from experts.
23 February 2027 – Women: “When Place Decides” Body, freedom and destiny beyond Europe
An evening focusing on the condition of women in different parts of the world and on how the place where a person is born can still affect personal freedom, bodily autonomy, education and future opportunities.
A format combining words, music and food
Each evening will feature different guests and content while following a common format. Talks and first-hand accounts will alternate with music, readings and other artistic contributions, while the buffet will feature dishes inspired by the cultures at the centre of each event.
The audience will also be invited to take part, with time set aside at the end of each meeting for questions and direct discussion with the guests.
Core TV will be the media partner of the series, covering the events and helping to share their content with a wider audience.
Information, admission and booking
The events will take place at the Dar Lounge Theatre in Trapani, starting at 8:30 pm.
Admission to each evening costs €20: €15 includes the buffet menu and a drink, while €5 will be donated to Amnesty International – Group 295 Trapani.
Advance booking is required by calling 327 1759265.
Visitors arriving by car can consult our guide to parking in Trapani. Those looking for somewhere to eat before or after the event can also browse our selection of restaurants in Trapani.