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A Christmas That Cares for the World: Collective Nativity Scene Exhibition with Recycled Materials
Nativity scenes made from recycled materials
About
Discover a unique Christmas exhibition where art meets ecology. Over 30 nativity scenes, created by local schools, associations, and residents, transform recycled materials into stunning displays. This event celebrates the festive season with a powerful message of environmental care, inspired by Saint Francis of Assisi.
Our Take
Family Friendly
Best For
Families, art enthusiasts, eco-conscious visitors
Vibe
Inspiring, creative, peaceful, community-oriented
Energy Level
Low
Budget
FREE
Photo Friendly
Weather Sensitivity
Moderate
Special Events & Promotions
- Exhibition of 30 nativity scenes made from recycled materials
- Focus on ecological messages and environmental care
- Inspired by Saint Francis of Assisi's 'Canticle of the Creatures'
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Location
Event Details
Pricing
FREE
Duration
All day
Ages
All ages
Timed Entry
No
Organizer
Convento Frati Cappuccini di Monterosso al Mare
Practical Information
Parking
Limited parking is available near the cemetery.
Pet Policy
No pets allowed
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Wear comfortable walking shoes as the convent is reached by foot via paths and steps.
- Consider visiting on a weekday to avoid larger crowds, especially if you prefer a more tranquil experience.
- Allow ample time to explore the various nativity scenes, as each is uniquely crafted and tells a story.
- Check the weather forecast before your visit, as the paths to the convent are outdoors.
- Combine your visit with exploring the charming village of Monterosso al Mare.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main theme of the exhibition?
The exhibition's theme is 'A Christmas That Cares for the World,' focusing on ecological messages and the transformation of discarded materials into art for nativity scenes.
Who created the nativity scenes?
The nativity scenes were created by local schools, associations, and residents of Monterosso, showcasing community involvement.
Is there an entrance fee for the exhibition?
No, admission to the exhibition is free.
How can I get to the convent?
The convent is accessible only on foot via several paths from Monterosso, including a stepped path from the old town and a route from the train station.
What is the significance of the 'Canticle of the Creatures' in relation to this event?
The exhibition is inspired by Saint Francis of Assisi's 'Canticle of the Creatures,' celebrating nature and environmental care, in preparation for its 800th anniversary.
