O’ Sole Mio - Opera & Neapolitan Music Concert in Villa Fiorentino , Sorrento
2025-08-10 21:01 - 22:30, 2025-08-13 21:01 - 22:30, 2025-08-17 21:01 - 22:30, 2025-08-20 21:01 - 22:30, 2025-08-24 21:01 - 22:30, 2025-08-27 21:01 - 22:30, 2025-08-31 21:01 - 22:30, 2025-09-03 21:01 - 22:30 UTC and 11 more dates | Fondazione Sorrento, Sorrento, Italy
‘O Sole Mio – Opera and Neapolitan Music Concert in Sorrento

The elegance of Opera meets the timeless charm of Neapolitan music in a truly unique and dreamlike concert experience.
Welcome to “‘O Sole Mio“, where the most beloved opera arias and iconic Neapolitan songs blend in perfect harmony, enhanced by the refined ambiance of Villa Fiorentino in the heart of Sorrento.
Curated by ‘Opera in Roma’, this exclusive concert features a Soprano and Tenor, accompanied solely by mandolin and piano, creating an intimate and captivating sound.
The evening’s program celebrates the finest in Neapolitan and operatic tradition, with masterpieces ranging from La Traviata, Tosca, and Rigoletto to timeless classics like Funiculì Funiculà, Torna a Surriento, and of course, ‘O Sole Mio.
Performing Artists:
Soprano: Elena Memoli
Tenor: Marco Ferrante
Mandolin: Carmela Persico
Piano: Antonino De Rosa
Art Director: Ivan Iannone
Let yourself be enchanted by the magical atmosphere of Villa Fiorentino, one of Sorrento’s most charming venues, as the spirit of Neapolitan Song and Italian Opera comes to life under the stars.
Event Info & Ticket Details
Every Wednesday and Sunday at 9:00 PM
From April 23 to October 12, 2025
Villa Fiorentino, Corso Italia 53 – 80067 – Sorrento (NA)
Full Ticket: €45.00
Reduced Ticket: €40.00 (Available for groups of 8 or more, and for minors aged 8–17, students under 26, military)
Book your seat now and experience the magic of Neapolitan music and Italian opera in the heart of Sorrento!

At Villa Fiorentino the photo exhibition by Raffaele Federico “Auschwitz – Birkenau – not to forget”
2025-10-04 08:00 - 2025-11-09 17:00
From 4 October to 9 November 2025, the Sorrento Foundation hosts the photographic exhibition “Auschwitz – Birkenau – lest we forget” by Raffaele Federico in the spaces of Villa Fiorentino.
The exhibition itinerary is an intense journey to places of memory: the Nazi extermination camps, documented through black and white images that convey the full sense of the horror of the Shoah.
The Auschwitz Birkenau exhibition at Villa Fiorentino
Broken tracks, barbed wire, empty shacks, mountains of shoes and objects belonging to the victims: each photograph becomes a testimony that reminds us of the importance of not forgetting.
The inauguration will be held on Saturday 4 October at 6.00 pm, with the presentation of the prof. Giovanni Fiorentino and the historical notes of prof. Domenico Torre. The exhibition can be visited free of charge every day from 10.00 to 13.00 and from 16.00 to 19.00.
Raffaele Federico: the photographer of the exhibition
Born in Sant’Agnello in 1962, Raffaele Federico is a surgeon who has cultivated a passion for photography for over forty years. Since the 1980s he has participated in group shows and competitions, establishing himself for his rigorous style and use of black and white.
Over the years he has documented religious events, popular festivals and traditions of the Sorrento peninsula, until arriving at works of international scope. The Auschwitz and Birkenau exhibition represents the culmination of his photographic research: a dry and empathetic gaze that invites us to reflect on the universal value of memory.
Visiting this exhibition means not only admiring high-impact photographs, but also participating in a journey of awareness.
Villa Fiorentino awaits you every day until November 9th: an opportunity not to be missed to keep the memory alive and pass it on to the new generations.

Presentation of “Olio delle Sirene” Journal at Villa Fiorentino
2025-10-18 08:00 - 17:00
The Fondazione Sorrento will host on Saturday, October 18, 2025, at 11:00 AM, the official presentation of the EWS Journal “Olio delle Sirene – Sorrento 2025” at Villa Fiorentino, marking the preview of the second edition of the Olio delle Sirene Award 2026.
Official presentation of the EWS Journal and preview of the second edition of the Olio delle Sirene Award
The initiative, promoted by European Workshop Sorrento (EWS), aims to enhance the excellence of olive oil production in Southern Italy, connecting culture, territory, health, and sustainability.
A project to promote Mediterranean olive oil excellence

The EWS Journal “Olio delle Sirene”, curated by journalist Angelo Cirasa, brings together experiences, analyses, and testimonies from leading figures in the olive oil industry, Mediterranean economy, and culture, highlighting the social and symbolic value of olive oil.
Following the introduction by Nino Apreda, EWS Secretary, institutional greetings will be delivered by:

Rosalba Scialla – Prefect, Extraordinary Commissioner of the Municipality of Sorrento

Monsignor Francesco Alfano – Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Sorrento-Castellammare di Stabia

Michele Savarese – Vice President of Fondazione Sorrento

Olio delle sirene:
Speakers and Program

Speakers will include:

Amalia Mascolo – Head of Istituto Polispecialistico San Paolo

Domenico Cosimato – President of Oleum

Valentina Stinga – President of Coldiretti Napoli

Giuseppe Cuomo – EWS Board Member

Tullio Esposito – President of the Scientific Committee of the Olio delle Sirene Award

Closing remarks by Roberto Cogliandro, EWS President. Moderator: Angelo Cirasa.
A growing award

The Olio delle Sirene Award, launched in 2025, already involves over 200 olive oils from across Italy and four foreign countries. After its presentation at the Italian Chamber of Deputies and the first edition in Sorrento, the project confirms its role in promoting Italian olive oil excellence on the international market.

“We are proud to partner again with EWS for this second edition,” says Michele Savarese, Vice President of Fondazione Sorrento. “Our goal is to support top-quality olive oil producers and promote Made in Italy around the world.”

Exhibition "Anima. To Those Who Are Searching” by Juliana Moura and Julsip at Villa Fiorentino
2025-10-19 10:00 - 2025-10-26 19:00
From October 19 to 26, 2025, Villa Fiorentino in Sorrento will host the contemporary art exhibition “Anima. To Those Who Are Searching”, a project created by Juliana Moura and Julsip. The exhibition will be open daily with free admission, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Path and style of the artists
This project was born from the artistic partnership between Moura and Julsip. It represents a journey of inner exploration, following its debut in the historic Cloister of San Francesco in Sorrento last May.
The exhibition invites visitors to go beyond materialism and reconnect with their soul, offering a reflective and emotional experience.
Although Moura and Julsip have different artistic languages, they share the same vision: through art, they aim to guide the audience on an inner journey to rediscover their true selves and surpass rational boundaries.
Their works encourage visitors to look beyond the visible, opening up a dialogue with their own inner world.
Useful information on the “Anima” exhibition

The exhibition will be held at Villa Fiorentino, in the heart of Sorrento, from 19 to 26 October 2025. It will be possible to visit it every day, with morning hours from 10:00 to 13:00 and afternoon hours from 16:00 to 19:00. Entry will be completely free, offering everyone the opportunity to live an artistic and spiritual experience open to the community and visitors.

Exhibition “Giuseppe Ercolano and the Masters of the Nativity” in Sorrento
2025-12-01 10:00 - 2026-01-18 20:00
Fondazione Sorrento presents the exhibition “Giuseppe Ercolano and the Masters of the Nativity”, hosted at Villa Fiorentino from 1 December 2025 to 18 January 2026.
Curated by artist Giuseppe Ercolano, the exhibition explores the deep connection between devotion, craftsmanship and contemporary artistic language. After its success on Lake Como, this project returns to Sorrento, birthplace of the nativity art tradition.
Masters of Nativity: Three Thematic Sections
With more than 250 handcrafted nativity figures, the exhibition is organised across the main floors of Villa Fiorentino:
Ground Floor – The 18th-Century Neapolitan Nativity
An immersive journey into the Baroque nativity scene of Naples, with detailed figures, symbolic settings and everyday life represented through art and devotion.
First Floor – Italian Nativity Traditions
Nativity scenes from various Italian regions and artistic interpretations inspired by literature, including The Betrothed and Pinocchio, showcasing how the Nativity theme changes across cultures.
Basement – The Charm of Paper Nativity Scenes
A collection of 19th- and 20th-century paper cribs, vintage lithographs and a life-size painted nativity scene, accompanied by an educational video.
Dates and Opening Hours of the Exhibition

Venue: Villa Fiorentino – Sorrento

Dates: 1 December 2025 – 18 January 2026

Opening hours:

Monday–Friday: 10:00–13:00 / 16:00–19:00

Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: open until 20:00

24 & 31 December: morning only

25 December 2025 and 1 January 2026: open from 17:00

FAQ – Domande frequenti
When can the exhibition be visited?From 1 December 2025 to 18 January 2026.
Where is it held?At Villa Fiorentino, Fondazione Sorrento.
How much does entry to the exhibition cost?The exhibition will have free entry.
Is it suitable for families?Absolutely – it is an educational and cultural experience for all ages.

Surriento Gentile: Christmas 2025 review in Sorrento
2025-12-05 08:00 - 2025-12-30 17:00
Sorrento is preparing to experience a Christmas inspired by the values ​​that have always distinguished it: hospitality, culture, beauty and kindness with “Surriento Gentile“; the Christmas festival which from 5 to 30 December 2025 will transform the city into a large widespread stage, animated by shows, music, theatre, exhibitions, meetings and special initiatives dedicated to both tradition and contemporaneity.
The event, artistically directed by Marisa Laurito, is promoted by the Sorrento Foundation, in synergy with Federalberghi Sorrento Peninsula, Confcommercio Sorrento, Sorrento Peninsula Travel Agents Association and Sorrento Restaurateurs Association. A shared project that enhances the cultural identity of the city and strengthens collaboration between public and private for a high-level tourist offer.
A celebration of kindness and culture
“Surriento Gentile” takes its name from the famous verse of the song “Serenata a Surriento”, and aims to propose an artistic journey capable of describing the city through one of its deepest values: kindness. Over the course of the month, Sorrento will host meetings dedicated to the theme, theatrical shows and performative actions in the streets of the centre, with the aim of bringing the value of human relationships back to the centre.
As underlined by the artistic director Marisa Laurito, the exhibition aims to invite citizens and visitors to rediscover the importance of small gestures that can generate harmony, beauty and a sense of community.
Big names on the Italian and international art scene
The 2025 program confirms Sorrento as a cultural reference point in the winter period. Among the guests:

Noa, with Gil Dor and the Solis String Quartet
Alexander Romanovsky, world famous pianist
The Voices of Victory, prestigious gospel choir directed by Nicole Ingram Taylor
Tullio De Piscopo, with a concert dedicated to the colors of music
Raiz, protagonist of the great closing concert
Lorenzo Hengeller, between jazz, classical song and theatre
Marco Zurzolo and the Street Jazz Band
Giovanni Block
The actresses Fiorenza Calogero, Antonella Stefanucci, Rosaria De Cicco, Annamaria Colasanto, Francesca Colapietro
Maestro Masiello’s valets and Aurora Giglio’s training.

A rich and varied offer, capable of embracing different genres: classical music, jazz, Neapolitan tradition, traveling shows, cultural meetings and entertainment screenings.
Exhibitions, itinerant itineraries and initiatives for families
The calendar also includes numerous moments dedicated to art and creativity, including:

“Dance Notes” exhibition by Alessandro Vasapolli
Exhibition “Beyond the Gesture” by Morris Spagnol
“Once upon a time” route, a narrative journey between churches and historic buildings
Animated screenings, such as “Totò Sapore” and “Mary and the Midnight Spirit”
Performance “Dreaming of snow” with Marco Palmieri and the bagpipe players

Furthermore, the section dedicated to the nativity scene tradition is particularly significant:

Exhibition “Giuseppe Ercolano and the masters of the nativity scene – 25 years of art and tradition”, hosted at Villa Fiorentino from 1 December to 18 January
“Araprit’ ‘e purtune… ‘ncè stà ‘o Presepio”, a journey through the historic center with living scenes from the eighteenth-century nativity scene
Two events that celebrate the culture of the nativity scene and its legacy in the Sorrento Peninsula.

A program born from collaboration
The “Surriento Gentile” project represents the synthesis of a strong territorial synergy. As underlined by the presidents of the promoting associations, the collaboration between public and private entities allows the city to offer a quality Christmas program, capable of enhancing traditions, hospitality and cultural heritage.
Fondazione Sorrento confirms, once again, its central role in the cultural promotion of the city, supporting events and initiatives that contribute to tourism development and the diffusion of culture as a community tool.

Araprite 'e Purtune: Living Nativity Scene 2025 – The itinerary in the historic center of Sorrento
2025-12-28 08:00 - 2025-12-30 17:00
With “Araprite ‘e purtune, ce sta O’ presepio” the living nativity scene returns to Sorrento, which proposes a new cultural project that enhances the Neapolitan tradition of the eighteenth century through a journey through the ancient doors of the historic center, from 28 to 30 December.
Araprite ‘e Purtune: the living nativity scene in Sorrento
The 2025 edition represents a significant evolution: the nativity scene leaves its usual location, the gardens of the Vescovato, to dialogue directly with the city, returning to the public the narrative and symbolic power of one of the most representative artistic expressions of Campania culture. The project invites citizens and visitors to rediscover the artistic and spiritual dimension of the Nativity through an itinerary that combines history, architectural heritage and tradition, contributing to the valorization of the territory.
Route and information
The official route will soon be announced, with all the doors that will participate in this initiative, starting from Piazza Tasso, passing through the historic alleys of Sorrento.
The cultural project “Araprite ‘e Purtune” will be inaugurated on December 28th, until December 30th, from 5.30pm to 8.30pm.

Resistenze Creative: exhibition at Villa Fiorentino
2026-02-20 08:00 - 2026-03-15 17:00
The Sorrento Foundation presents {R}Esistenze Creative (Resistenze Creative), a collective exhibition of painting, sculpture and photography, scheduled at Villa Fiorentino from 20 February to 15 March 2026.
The exhibition proposes a complex artistic journey, which focuses on creativity as a form of cultural and contemporary resistance.
{R}Esistenze Creative: The exhibition project
Resistenze Creative was born as a space for discussion between different artists and languages, offering a broad and inclusive vision of contemporary art. The works on display interact with each other through themes linked to identity, memory and transformation.
Villa Fiorentino in Sorrento confirms itself as a point of reference for the artistic and cultural promotion of the area. The exhibition rooms welcome the public in a historical context that enhances the experience of the visit.
Participating artists
They exhibit in the exhibition “Creative Resistances”:

JULSIP
JULIANA MOURA
RUBEN STAIANO
TONY CELENTANO
FRANCESCA D’ESPOSITO

JULSIP
Young artist from Sorrento, Julsip focuses his research on the soul as a dimension free from the material constraints of the body. His work moves towards the dissolution of form, the elimination of physical contours and limits, to restore a fluid and immaterial vision of existence.
Through signs that expand in space like heartbeats, his works evoke the conflict between body and spirit, between matter and infinity. The lines break, move away, recompose, giving shape to an intense reflection on human identity as a soul trapped in the contours.
Participation in Resistenze Creative represents an important stage of artistic growth for Julsip, inserting it into a contemporary dialogue that enhances inner research and visual experimentation.
JULIANA MOURA
Juliana Moura, a self-taught Italian-Brazilian visual artist, develops a constantly evolving research that crosses painting, watercolor, collage, sculpture and assemblage. From 2022, his artistic path opens up to new materials and languages, expanding a poetics deeply linked to spirituality and transcendence.
His professional experience in the pharmaceutical sector influences his artistic reflection, bringing to the center themes such as the body, existence and the relationship between the visible and the invisible. For Juliana, abstract art is a divine channel, a bridge between the physical and spiritual worlds.
The works, characterized by strong materiality, dynamic contrasts and multidimensional depth, become true sensorial portals. Dense textures, plastic mixtures, plaster and symbolic references to nature – water, air, earth and gold – build a language that invites the viewer to an experience of reconnection with the transcendent.
RUBEN STAIANO
Born in Piano di Sorrento in 1992, Ruben Staiano developed a strong bond with beauty and the environment around him from a young age. His artistic research ranges from floral motifs to oriental suggestions, up to installation projects with a strong conceptual impact.
Through the use of acrylic pastes, resins and unconventional materials, Ruben constructs a vibrant chromatic universe that dialogues with the emotions of the observer. Alongside his pictorial production, he carries out an ironic and critical reflection on contemporary communication.
Works such as “Sit down, we must talk” or “Did you hear what I hear” question relational dynamics and mutual listening, while works such as “Vista Ristorata” introduce the theme of rebirth and change of perspective. His art invites you to explore new interior territories, listening to your most authentic voice.
TONY CELENTANO
Visual artist and tattoo artist active since 1999, Tony Celentano develops a research that comes from realism to evolve towards a profound reflection on space, matter and gesture. The body is the first place of his investigation: not a decorative surface, but a living space to cross and transform.
Inspired by the principles of Spatialism and the research of Lucio Fontana, Celentano overcomes the two-dimensionality of the work, conceiving it as an open and continually transforming act. The gesture affects the material, creating symbolic fractures between full and empty, visible and invisible.
In parallel with tattooing, the artist develops sculptural and multi-material research using metal, wood, leather and resins. From this experimentation was born his idea of ​​”fluid art“, in which color and matter build dynamic trajectories, transforming the work into an energy field rather than a static object.
FRANCESCA D’ESPOSITO
Photographer originally from Sorrento, Francesca D’Esposito has been carrying out a visual research for almost ten years that has its roots in her personal history and deep connection with the land. Daughter of farmers, through photography she tells the story of the dignity of peasant work, the daily gestures, the slowness of the seasons.
After training gained through specialist courses and collaborations with local professionals, Francesca feels the need to turn her lens towards what belongs to her most intimately: the countryside, the hands that sow and reap, family memories.
Alongside documentary photography, he experiments with light painting, using light as a narrative tool to enhance matter and emotions. The images on display are an act of love and belonging: a dialogue between past and present, an invitation to recognize the value of a tradition that continues to live through those who keep it.
Information for the public

Periodo di apertura: 20 febbraio – 15 marzo 2026
Orari: Dalle 10:00 – 13:00 e dalle 16:00 – 19:00
Ingresso: libero

Exhibition of contemporary jewels: "Codice RJW Memoria Futura"
2026-03-21 08:00 - 2026-05-03 17:00
From 21 March to 3 May 2026, Villa Fiorentino hosts the exhibition “Codice RJW / Memoria Futura”, dedicated to contemporary jewelery and the five years of the Rome Jewelry Week.
The exhibition project represents a true manifesto of contemporary jewellery, which today goes beyond its simple ornamental function to become an artistic language, a tool for reflection and a means of creative research.
Mostra Codice RJW / Memoria Futura
Curated by architect Monica Cecchini and organized by the InCinque Open Art Monti Cultural Association, the exhibition retraces the five editions of the Rome Jewelry Week from 2021 to 2025.
The exhibition itinerary develops like a living archive in which the jewel becomes, from time to time:

object of connection between artists and the public
travel notebook and personal memory
ethical terrain of experimentation
an exercise in baroque virtuosity
symbol of light and spiritual reflection

Il Codice RJW: an international network
Collaborations and social projects
The exhibition also highlights the network dimension of Rome Jewelry Week, represented by the RJW Code, a shared language that has generated collaborations between artists, designers and master goldsmiths.
Among the most significant initiatives that emerged during the editions is the Jewels for Freedom project, dedicated to women and the valorization of jewelery as a tool of expression and social commitment.
Towards Rome Jewelry Week 2026
Jewelry as a story of Italian culture
The exhibition also looks to the future: during the exhibition the theme of Rome Jewelry Week 2026 will be presented, dedicated to jewelery as a narrative of the history of Italian art and culture of the last eighty years.
The title of the next edition will be “The crown of ingenuity”, an invitation to interpret the jewel as a creative symbol capable of narrating the cultural and artistic heritage of the country.
Information about the exhibition
Dates, times and entry
Dates: March 21 – May 3, 2026
Location: Villa Fiorentino
Hours: 10:00 – 13:00 / 16:00 – 19:00
Entrance: €5

Photographic exhibition by Oreste Pipolo
2026-03-21 08:00 - 2026-05-03 17:00
From March 21st to May 3rd, Villa Fiorentino hosts a photographic exhibition dedicated to Oreste Pipolo, one of the most important Italian photographers of the second half of the twentieth century and an iconic figure of Neapolitan photography.
Through a selection of images that have made his work famous, the exhibition tells the world of Neapolitan weddings, popular traditions and the most authentic moments of daily life in Naples, transformed by Pipolo’s lens into intense visual stories full of humanity.
Photographic exhibition by Oreste Pipolo
Pipolo’s photography has become famous for its ability to document the Neapolitan wedding ritual with irony, empathy and spontaneity. His images capture collective gestures, emotions and rituals, providing an authentic cross-section of Neapolitan society and culture.
His work has gone beyond the boundaries of ceremonial photography, transforming itself into a true anthropological and social story, capable of restoring the lively and theatrical character of the city.
A photographer who has become a symbol of Naples
Oreste Pipolo’s work has gained international notoriety also thanks to the documentary The Neapolitan Wedding, which told the general public about his activity and the world of Neapolitan weddings.
The exhibition therefore represents an opportunity to rediscover the gaze of an author who was able to transform moments of everyday life into images capable of telling the cultural identity of a territory.
Where and when to visit the exhibition
Location: Villa Fiorentino
Opening hours: 10:00 – 13:00 / 16:00 – 19:00
Cost: €5

Sorrento Coast Science Festival 2026: science in the Sorrento peninsula
2026-04-09 08:00 - 2026-04-12 17:00
From 9 to 12 April 2026, the Sorrento Peninsula hosts the first edition of the Sorrento Coast Science Festival, an event dedicated to scientific dissemination that involves institutions, experts and the public in a program full of meetings, shows and activities.
Promoted by IANUAE cooperative of cultural services and by the SLAM association, with the support of the municipalities of the peninsula and the Sorrento Foundation, the festival was created with the aim of describing science in an accessible and engaging way.
The central theme of the 2026 edition is “Migrations”, a concept that crosses nature, society and culture, interpreted as a vital force and fundamental principle of every system.
Sorrento Coast Science Festival 2026: complete program
The Sorrento Coast Science Festival transforms the Sorrento Peninsula into a large dissemination space, involving symbolic places, squares, paths and cultural spaces.
Through a multidisciplinary program, the festival offers:

scientific conferences and talks
educational laboratories
excursions in the area
shows and performances
activities dedicated to schools

A project that combines knowledge, entertainment and active participation.
Guests of the Sorrento Coast Science Festival 2026
Among the protagonists of the event are important popularizers and personalities from the national scientific scene:

Federico Benuzzi
Beatrice Mautino
Alberto Grandi
Massimo Di Maio
Giuseppe Barbera
Umberto Guidoni
Barbascura X

A line-up that guarantees high-level content, accessible to a wide audience.
9 April 2026: Opening of the Sorrento Coast Science Festival
The inaugural day marks the official start of the festival, with the presentation of the theme “Migrations” and the protagonists of the 2026 edition.
An introductory moment designed to involve the public and kick off four days of events dedicated to science.
10 April 2026: Conferences and educational activities
The second day will be mainly dedicated to meetings with disseminators and activities for schools.
Talks, workshops and moments of discussion will offer a scientific interpretation of the topic of migration, involving students and citizens.
11 April 2026: Excursions and workshops in the area
The festival also moves outdoors, with excursions and activities in the area organized in collaboration with local bodies and associations.
An opportunity to closely observe natural phenomena and understand the concept of migration through direct experience.
April 12, 2026: Final show with Barbascura
The final day culminates with the show “Sono qui per Caos”, scheduled for 9pm.
An event that combines scientific dissemination and entertainment, closing the festival with an engaging moment accessible to all.

Scientific Laboratories from 9 to 12 April
During the Sorrento Coast Science Festival, scientific laboratories will take place every day, where it will be possible to participate guided by experts in the various scientific subjects who will accompany participants in a direct experience to discover up close how “science is born“. These workshops, described as interactive, itinerant and engaging, will be suitable for both adults and children
The workshops will take place every afternoon, from 3.30pm to 5.30pm, from 9th to 12th April 2026, in four different locations:

Sorrento – Villa Fiorentino
Sant’Agnello – Oasi in Città WWF
Piano di Sorrento – Villa Fondi
Meta – Alimuri Beach

Attention: The only exception is April 12th in Meta which will be open from 10:00 to 12:00.

Usefull Information about Sorrento Coast Science Festival

Event: Sorrento Coast Science Festival 2026
Dates: 9 – 12 April 2026
Location: Sorrento Peninsula
Theme: Migrations
Organization: IANUAE, SLAM, Municipalities of the Sorrento Peninsula, Sorrento Foundation

O’ Sole Mio – Opera and Neapolitan Tradition in Villa Fiorentino
2026-04-15 21:00 - 2026-10-28 21:00
The Elegance of Opera meets the charm of Neapolitan Music, giving life to a unique concert with a dreamlike atmosphere.
This is “O’ Sole Mio“, where the famous opera arias and the most famous Neapolitan songs come together in a perfect union, enhanced by the elegance of the prestigious rooms of Villa Fiorentino, in Sorrento.
The concert, organized by Opera in Roma, includes the presence of Soprano and Tenor, accompanied by Mandolin and Piano alone.
The artists will perform a musical repertoire celebrating Neapolitan and operatic music: from Traviata, to Tosca and Rigoletto, passing through Funiculì Funiculà, Torna a Surriento and O’ Sole Mio.
Soprano, Elena Memoli
Tenor, Marco Ferrante
Mandolin, Carmela Persico
Piano, Antonino De Rosa
Artistic Director, Ivan Iannone
Let yourself be enchanted by the dream atmosphere offered by one of the most enchanting places in Sorrento, among the notes of the Neapolitan Song and the Opera!

Info and Costs:

Period: from 15 April to 28 October 2026
Time: 9.00pm
Full ticket: €55.00
Reduced ticket: €50.00 (Reserved for: Groups of at least 8 people | Minors between the ages of 8 and 17 | Military personnel | Students under 26)
