Taobuk is an international literary festival which combines music, theater, words and dance. In 2021, it took place under the Patronage of the President of the Italian Republic, the European Parliament and the Representation in Italy of the EU Commission, the Ministry for Cultural Heritage, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Since its foundation (2014), the Association has carried out and promoted various cultural activities, especially those relating to the dissemination and realization of events related to international author photography. As an example, one can mention the Med Photo Fest festival, started in 2009 by the will of some cultural promoters, and headed by individual firm Mediterraneum owned by Vittorio Graziano, current president of the Mediterraneum cultural association which, since 2014, has continuously continued to organize and carry out this event.
The RETE LATITUDINI, founded in 2011 in Messina, brings together over fifty Sicilian production organizations and theaters and the 'Universi Theatrali' international center of the University of Messina, with the aim of increasing and institutionalizing collaboration in common production and distribution projects and to create a regional theatrical circuit specifically aimed at contemporary and innovative theater.
In 1958, Lola Bobesco created “Les Solistes de Bruxelles" [Brussels Soloists], renamed "Ensemble d’archets Eugène Ysaÿe" [Eugène Ysaÿe String Ensemble], now known as the "Orchestre Royal de Chambre de Wallonie" (ORCW) [Royal Chamber Orchestra of Wallonia]. The orchestra has worked together regularly with the biggest names in music on the most important international stages:
The Santo Adriano's ecomuseum (named La Ponte-Ecomuseum: www.laponte.org) is an initiative framed in the social museology, having as priority the relations of the community with its territory and its heritage. It seeks to contribute to an endogenous and balanced development based on actions of heritage and territory preservation, dissemination, and management. It combines three areas of work: historical, archeological, and ethnographic research, dissemination of knowledge, and community work.