Sunday, May 24 returns “The MUSES in GHETTO”. The MUSES, also known as the Heliconides, are female deities
of Greek religion. Nine sisters, daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne (the “memory”), with the
guidance of Apollo, inspired humanity in antiquity. The importance of the muses in Greek religion was
high: they represented the supreme ideal of Art, understood as the truth of the “Whole” or
the “eternal magnificence of the divine”.

The novelty is that the exhibition of painters has been enriched with NEW figures: sculptors, ceramicists,
watercolorists, graphic artists, illustrators, and other creatives.
The Arts Exhibition will take place from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. From Piazza delle Erbe along Via Fabbri to arrive in the
SS. Martino and Solferino Streets and Via dell’Arco. Angelo Ferrarini will be present with his table “Names and
Poems”, for anyone who tells him their name, he will write a poem about that name. At noon, the Vecia
Padova and locanda Peccatorum will offer attendees a culinary specialty prepared by the
respective chefs Angelo and Beatrice. The poetesses of the Vecia Padova will recite some poems
dedicated to the Urbs picta.

Come rediscover the artistic essence in a recurring event that aims to bring artistic excellence
to the knowledge of the community! Art, expressed in various disciplines in an exhibition that will
unfold through the central streets of the city: starting from Piazza delle Erbe, through Via dei Fabbri
to reach the heart of the ancient Ghetto of Padova!