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An annual exhibition of nativity scenes from around the world. Also features activities for children.
8 Dec 2003-6 Jan 2004. Rome's most famous Christmas fair includes stalls selling toys and decorations, a nativity scene (presepio) by the Association of the Friends of the Presepio, and a merry-go-round.
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Associazione Musicale Romana. Music by Frescobaldi, Bach, Vivaldi, Scarlatti (17.00). S. Giovanni de Fiorentini, Piazza dell'Oro.
Until 6 Jan 2004. The biggest festive fair in Rome, with stalls selling toys, Christmas decorations and sweets, and featuring a merry-go-round and a large nativity scene made by the Association of the Friends of the Pres...
Until 6 Jan 2004. Christmas fair with a nordic theme, featuring stalls from, Russia, Lithuania, Estonia and Finland.
11 Dec 2003. Concert of classical and contemporary music organised by Johannes Kalitzke, a composer and fellow of the German Academy in Rome (20.30).
15 Dec 2003. A presentation of "Di proprio pugno. Autobiografie di emigranti italiani in Argentina e Brasile" by Camilla Cattarulla, and "L'invenzione di un Medioevo americano. Rappresentazioni moderne del passato coloni...
16 Dec 2003. A concert to present the CD "Astor Piazzolla", recorded by the Argentinian pioneer of "new tango" in the auditorium at the Istituto Italo-Latino Americano in 1972. "Cuartetango", featuring Giuliano Bisceglia...
16-20 Dec 2003. An exhibition of the work of nine artists, including Jordan Baseman, a film-maker whose interest is the human condition; Simon McBride, who describes himself as a painter who rarely paints; and Nell, who...
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6 Nov-31 Dec 2003. An exhibition of work by Mexican sculptor Juan Soriano entitled "Libre en el Espacio, esculturas".
3-31 Dec 2003. Exhibition of work by Egyptian artists including Abdel Moneim Moawad, Hussein El Gebali, Mahmoud Abdalla, Omar El Nagdi and Sohier Osman.
16-19 December 2003. A four-day festival of theatrical and musical events for the European Year of People with Disabilities. Performances are by companies from Italy, France, Germany and Belgium (19.30).
23 Dec-4 Jan 2004. Directed by Giuseppe Bertolucci, with Mariella Devia, Massimo Giordano, Vladimir Stoyanov and, on 4 Jan only, Renato Bruson. The Teatro Regio in Parma starts its season during the festive period with...
14 Dec 2003 - 1 March 2004. An exhibition about the different types of houses built in and around the Etruscan settlement of Veio (north-west of Rome) from the end of the 11th century BC to the middle of the 6th century...
3 Jan-21 March 2004. An interactive exhibition at Rome's children's museum designed to help children understand the importance of colour by exploring what the world would be like if it did not exist.
Compagnia del Coro CIMA. Concert by the CIMA chamber music choir and the Orchestra Barocca Italiana conducted by Riccardo Martinini. Bach's Mass in B minor (20.30).
20 Dec 2003. In What is the word?, choreography by R. Bianco. Egribiancodanza is a new company directed by choreographer Susanna Egri in collaboration with the Indian choreographer and dancer Raphael Bianco. Together the...
Accademia Nazionale di S. Cecilia. Concert by the polyphonic choir of the Accademia Nazionale di S. Cecilia directed by Roberto Gabbiani. Music by Palestrina, Poulenc, Britten (11.00).
18 Dec 2003. Rome's Teatro dell'Opera is putting on an open rehearsal of Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake ballet in which all proceeds will go to the Lazio Association for the Fight against Cystic Fibrosis (20.30).
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