The first evening of “Caorle Oltremare.19”, a fair intended for meeting authors, is dedicated to the reading of “The Knight and the Princess”, while a local orchestra plays music by Walter Bonadè, also acting as its director. The Fairy tale and Grenfellove are later-on dealt with by Daniela and Giannino.
Marco’s 30 th birthday is commemorated in Caorle (metropolitan city of Venice) by a large number of his friends and Gloria’s.
A multimedia room is dedicated to Gloria in Padua’s Modigliani arts high school, where she has graduated in 2009.
A charity evening in the Astra theatre in San Donà di Piave (metropolitan city of Venice), aimed at supporting Grenfellove, appeals a wide and touched audience as well as top-quality performers.
The workshop “Sicurezza e qualità del progetto” (Design safety and quality) is held in memory of Marco and Gloria, with the Treviso Landscape, Planning and Conservation Architects’ professional association as the main organizers.
The second GeM Award scholarship is granted in the Palladian Villa Saraceno (province of Vicenza) to Federica Martinelli, a Venice-Iuav-University Architectural-Conservation graduate.
The words and pictures of the fairy tale “The Knight and the Princess” are accompanied by music by Walter Bonadè and songs of regional choirs during a charity evening in the Romano Pascutto theatre in San Stino di Livenza (metropolitan city of Venice).
As usual, a tree is planted during the 20 th edition of the “Festa dell’albero” (Tree Festival) held in the Bandiziol forest in San Stino di Livenza (metropolitan city of Venice). A close plate dedicates it to Marco and Gloria and announces: At least three things should be done in
Daniela, Emanuela and Giannino take part in the Rai 1-TV-network live programme “A Sua immagine”: Marco and Gloria, now the protagonists of a fairy tale, and the new-born Grenfellove Foundation, supporting young people education, are presented, thus highlighting possible rebirth of hope from tragedies.
The piece “The Knight and the Princess”, by Walter Bonadè, is for the first time played, in the Primo Levi social club in San Stino di Livenza (metropolitan city of Venice), while the Fairy tale is read.