PALMA CAMPANIA JOINS UP WITH SLOW FOOD FOR THE THIRD EDITION OF THE FESTIVAL RELATED TO PEASANT TRADITIONS
The enhancement of local specialties at the center of the event
Also this year, on 17th, 18th, 19th October 2014 in Palma Campania, in the hinterland east of the Province of Naples, the Festival of Peasant Traditions is renewed. The event aims to highlight the importance of the roots as a resource for today and for the future, emphasizing more and more the traditional cuisine, the crafts of the past and local activities related to the agricultural tradition. The novelty of this third edition is the participation of Slow Food, a sign of willingness to put the excellence of this territory in the center of the event and to ensure that they can continue to be attractive for industry experts and enthusiasts.
The three days will see the exhibition stands of typical specialities, traditional peasant recipes, demonstrations on the use of the products of the land, to be followed by representations of trades, local crafts and tastings of typical dishes of the countryside of Nola. During the event, experts will intervene to discuss the great development opportunity that ancient traditions can give to this land both for a socio–cultural enhancement and for economic development.
The three evenings will be enlivened by music and entertainment. Special guest, on Sunday, 19th October, the Neapolitan singer and saxophonist Enzo Avitabile, an artist who has collaborated with great characters of the Italian and international music scene like Pino Daniele, Edoardo Bennato and Tina Turner. On Saturday, on 18th October, many are the guests including, directly from "Made in Sud", Paolo Caiazzo with his gags and his characters. The three nights of the festival will be led by the "presenter farmer" Ettore Forte.
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