Oasi Culturale Festival Aims to Revitalize Rome’s Cultural Scene
Rome is set to host a new cultural initiative aimed at urban regeneration and social inclusion: the Oasi Culturale Festival. This multidisciplinary festival will take place from October to December 2025 in Municipalities III and IV, transforming the outskirts of the city into a hub for cultural integration and artistic expression.
Oasi Culturale Festival: A Cultural Revival
The Oasi Culturale Festival intends to reshape urban spaces, bridging the gap between the city center and its peripheries. With a diverse and rich programming, the festival will celebrate various forms of art, including music, dance, theater, and performing arts.
Events and Locations
Scheduled events will be held at two key locations: Hacienda and Tram Depot Talenti. These venues will host a multitude of free events, emphasizing accessibility and community involvement.
- Venue 1: Hacienda, via dei Cluniacensi 68
- Venue 2: Tram Depot Talenti, Via Corrado Alvaro 37
Featured Artists and Performances
Oasi Culturale will feature both established and emerging talents in the artistic scene. Notable artists include:
- Francesco Taskayali – Pianist
- Sarah Toscano – Singer-songwriter
- Queen of Saba – Music group
- Kento – Rapper
- Adrian Fartade – Science communicator
The festival will also showcase contemporary dance with “Grammar Is Not Epiphany” and artistic installations from Studio Clichè, enhancing its cultural offerings.
Community and Environmental Commitment
Oasi Culturale Festival emphasizes collaboration with local groups, including:
- Il Mosaico – Cultural association
- Spoken Poetry Slam – Poetry collective
- Armonia27 – Music collective
- Radio Kaos – Local radio station
The festival will prioritize sustainability through the use of recycled materials and a partnership with Wegoo for shared mobility solutions. This commitment reflects its aim to contribute positively to the community and environment.
Event Details
The Oasi Culturale Festival will take place from October to December 2025, mostly on weekends, to encourage local community participation. Admission is free, but prior booking is required via Eventbrite.
The initiative is supported by the Rome City Council and has received recognition through the Public Notice for initiatives of interest for the Capitol Administration in the context of the 2025 Jubilee.
