Author: Italy
Philosophy Evening at the Pub (Ladispoli, Italy)
New Acropolis carries out an original and creative initiative, two evenings dedicated to philosophical games at a local pub. In an unusual and informal setting, the aim was to bring […]
Topography exercise and archaeological walk (Ladispoli, Italy)
A day of training for students from the Civil Protection course in Ladispoli. The morning began with firefighting drills, during which participants were able to learn basic intervention techniques: from […]
World Philosophy Day in Ragusa (Sicily, Italy)
New Acropolis of Ragusa organized a meeting with students from the G.B. Vico, Umberto I, and R. Gagliardi high schools to celebrate World Philosophy Day. Various activities took place, including […]
International Day of the Arts (Genova, Italy)
An atmosphere of vibrant emotions enveloped the audience attending the piano concert organised by New Acropolis Genoa on the occasion of the Day dedicated to the Arts. The young composer […]
Reading aloud for children aged 0-6 (Ladispoli, Italy)
In the city of Ladispoli, on the occasion of Carnival, New Acropolis carried out the children’s activity ‘Reading aloud’ for children from 0 to 6 years old. Together with them […]
International Arts Day 2024 (Ladispoli, Italy)
To celebrate International Arts Day, New Acropolis recreated the art of the ancient Etruscan ancestors in an afternoon devoted to two hands-on activities in the Campo Enea. Antonio Amasio, director […]
4th edition of the Campo Aeneas (Ladispoli, Italy)
Around twenty young volunteers took part in this IV edition in the Etruscan town of Cerveteri. This camp offers emergency training to the volunteers, in an area that is gradually […]
Talk series in the park (Rome, Italy)
New Acropolis Rome organized four talks in a park near the school, to celebrate four great protagonists of history. The first event was dedicated to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, as it […]
Visit to Sant’Angelo, the town of fairy tales (Ladispoli, Italy)
Visiting Sant’Angelo (Viterbo), also rightly called “The town of fairy tales” for its characteristic of having the external facades of the houses decorated with murals (painted by street artists) with […]
We learned to read Egyptian hieroglyphs (Siracusa, Italy)
New Acropolis Syracuse organised a public introductory course in reading the hieroglyphs of Ancient Egypt, a civilisation that has always fascinated mankind with its symbols, its enigmas and its history. […]
