More than 300 candidates applied to take part in The Italian Glass Weeks!

Date: 29 July 2022

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Date: 29 July 2022

More than three hundred Applications were submitted by candidates wishing to take part in The Italian Glass Weeks: Italy’s most important event dedicated to glass.

The full programme will be announced shortly.

The first week of the festival will take place in Milan from 10th to 18th September 2022, dedicated primarily to industrial glass.

The second week will take place in Venice from 17th to 25th September 2022, dedicated to artistic glass.

The programme will feature exhibitions, installations, conferences, performances, workshops, guided tours and more. There will be activities for children and families, as well as B2B events for companies operating in the glass industry.

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