The Legend of Fata in Castropignano
Discover the ancient legend of the Cantone della Fata in Castropignano.
Discover the ancient legend of the Cantone della Fata in Castropignano.
Thanks to Alice Pasquini’s CVTà Street Fest, Civitacampomarano has become one of the best-known and most visited villages in Molise, distinguished by the warmth and professionalism of its hospitality.
CVTà Street Fest: Community & Tourism Through Art Read More »
This past month, Termoli became one of many classrooms without walls, as Northern Arizona University Social Work students spent nearly three weeks engaging with organizations across Rome, Molise, and Puglia, exploring issues ranging from gender-based violence and homelessness to disability inclusion, animal-assisted therapy, dementia care, and food security. Alongside extraordinary partners, students experienced social work not as theory, but as lived community practice.
Molise has 136 municipalities (comuni). This month Mootilda maps Termoli, where Molise meets the sea.
Learn about Termoli’s history, attractions, traditions, & tastes.
Each month we will share perspectives on Molise from those who live it and love it. This month we chatted with Elisabetta Porfirio.
Each year, the city of Campobasso hosts one of Italy’s most extraordinary festivals: the Mysteries (I Misteri). Part religious procession, part living theater, and part community celebration, the Mysteries have been captivating spectators for nearly three centuries.
Each month we will share perspectives on Molise from those who live it and love it, and our interviews will often also be a chance for language practice. This month we chatted with Michela Cerbaso.
Commonly considered an extreme sport suitable for only a few, free paragliding is actually a sport accessible to all, especially along the slopes of hills and mountains in Molise.
The Thrill of Flying Free: Paragliding over Paradise Read More »
Find adrenaline or relaxation while cruising the Sangro and Biferno Rivers in Molise.
Rafting & Canoeing in Molise: Cruising the Sangro & Biferno Rivers Read More »
This month, Colli a Volturno also becomes a classroom without walls as we welcome a cohort of students from Northern Arizona University’s Honors College as part of the Global Citizens Project Scholars program, an immersive faculty-led experience designed to connect academic learning with lived global engagement.