The festival
The Boreali is the Italian festival dedicated to Northern European culture, organized and conceived by Iperborea, which since 2015 has offered the great names and original personalities of Nordic culture throughout Italy: from literature to cinema, from music to current events, giving voice to the great themes of contemporary living and stimulating the encounter between different European cultures.
After the success of the first edition, in 2016 the festival changed its format and expanded even outside of Milan, bringing its guests and its meetings in some of the major Italian cities.
Finally, don’t forget that the festival on the same dates will also be present in Cernobbio! Visit this page for more information.
Furthermore, if you want to have details on the festival to be held in Cernobbio, visit the page of Comolake!
A taste of the program
Like every year I Boreali – Nordic Festival proposes various activities and meetings all with a European culture theme, such as:
-presentations of the latest Swedish novel by Björn Larsson
-new stage of the Arto Paasilinna Memorial Tour (show by Valerio Millefoglie)
-workshop for the little ones (Who finds a friend finds a treasure)
Finally, if you want to access the complete meeting schedule, click on this link!
Info and Contacts
mail festival@iperborea.com
web site www.iboreali.it
FB Page of the event
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