Perugia, Aug. 6, 2025 – A historical procession featuring Etruscans from the Velimna event was recently highlighted in a four-page feature on Perugia. The image, which captured a moment from Piazza Italia to Piazza IV Novembre, was part of a New York Times publication.
Did you know? – The Velimna event recreates Etruscan history, offering a glimpse into the past. The featured photograph, published in The New York Times, showcased a procession through perugia’s historic center, from Piazza Italia to piazza IV Novembre.
A past Etruscan procession in Perugia has been featured in a significant European publication.
The New York Times feature showcased a photograph from a previous Velimna historical procession. This particular image depicted the Etruscan group as they moved through the city. It serves as a point of pride for the Pro Ponte association, which is gearing up for the upcoming 2025 edition of “Velimna, the Etruscans of the River.”
Pro tip: – Planning to attend the Velimna festival? Check the pro Ponte website for the latest schedule and event details. Consider arriving early to secure a good viewing spot for the historical procession and other key activities.
This recognition comes as Pro Ponte prepares for the 2025 event. The upcoming Velimna festival is scheduled to take place from Wednesday, Sept.3, to Sunday, Sept. 7, in Ponte San Giovanni. Key activities will be held at Pascoletti Park.
In a past event, the former mayor Boccali presented symbolic keys to Fausto Cardinali, then president of Pro Ponte. The keys were crafted by a local artisan and were given in front of the town hall.
Antonello Palmerini, the current president of Pro Ponte and a prominent figure in the Velimna event, expressed his satisfaction. The entire Board of Directors shares in this enthusiasm for the photograph’s publication.
Reader question: – What aspects of the Velimna event are you moast looking forward to experiencing? Share your thoughts on the historical reenactments, the atmosphere, or any other highlights.
