Festival “Lo Spirito del Pianeta” Chiuduno Bg. 27th May – 6th June 2010
Thursday 27th May
7.00 pm
7.30 pm
8.15 pm
10.15 pm
Friday 28th May 7.00 pm
8.00 pm
8.30 pm
9.15 pm
10.45 pm
Saturday 29th May 4.00 pm
5.00 pm
8.30 pm
Sunday 30th May
9.15 pm
10.45 pm
7.50 am
12.00 pm
2.00 pm
2.30 pm
8.15 pm
9.15 pm
Monday 31st May
10.45 pm
7.00 pm
8.00 pm
8.45 pm
9.30 pm
Tuesday 1st June
7.00 pm
8.00 pm
9.00 pm
10.30 pm
Wednesday 2nd June 2.00 pm
2.00 pm
3.30 pm
8.00 pm
9.30 pm
Thursday 3rd June
Friday 4th June
Saturday 5th June
Sunday 6th June
10.45
7.00 pm
8.00 pm
8.00 pm
9.15 pm
ore 22,45
7.00 pm
8.00 pm
8.30 pm
9.15 pm
01.45 pm
4.00 pm
4.30 pm
8.30 pm
9.15 pm
10.45 pm
12.00 pm
2.30 pm
3.00 pm
8.30 pm
9.30 pm
Opening of the festival area
Festival opening, (Lighting of the sacred fire)
Louie Leonardo introduces the film: The End of The Spear
Conference: held by the film protagonist Indio actor ( Louie Leonardo)
Opening of the festival area
Craftsmen and school laboratories
Seminar: the traditional INCA costume
Traditional songs and dances by the Inca Sayaka group (Peru)
Conference about the Inca culture
Opening of the festival area
Craftsmen and school laboratories
Conference: “Death doesn’t want me” the book written by Yolande Mukagasana
candidate to the Nobel Price for Peace 2010
Traditional songs and dances by the group Urunana (Rwanda)
Conference: Culture in Rwanda
Non-competitive walk: A tasty walk around Chiuduno (organized by groups of
volunteers and by Associations in Chiuduno)
Opening of the festival area
Craftsmen and school laboratories
Historical reconstructions at the tent camp
Conference: Calendars among culture, science and false myths, with the participation
of , astronomer, and of Hernandez Joseluis and Luis Morales - Aztecs
Traditional songs and dances by the group Altam from the Republic of Altay
(Southern Siberia)
Conference: Culture in the Republic of Altay
Opening of the festival area
Craftsmen and school laboratories
Seminar. How to make a traditional drum made
“The night of drums” with the participation people belonging to Apaches, Aztecs and
Kamchatka
Opening of the festival area
Craftsmen and school laboratories
Traditional songs and dances by the Havasupai group (Native Americans, Arizona)
Conference: culture of the Havasupai, the guardians of the Grand Canyon
Opening of the festival area
Craftsmen and school laboratories
Parade in historical costume along the town, conclusion at the festival area (with the
participation of a Roman legion, a historical Celtic and a Scottish group).
Conference: “The idea of sky and of cosmos among the Celts”, Prof. Adriano Gaspani
Traditional songs and dances by the group Saor Patrol (Scotland) with the support f a
Scottish Band
Conference: the Scottish culture
Opening of the festival area
Craftsmen and school laboratories
Seminar: traditional working of leather and furs
Traditional songs and dances by the group Ener (KAMCHATKA)
Conference: Culture in Kamchatka
Opening of the festival area
Craftsmen and school laboratories
Seminar: The Havasupai head-dresses
Traditional songs and dances by the Maori group from the Hawaii islands
Conference: The Maori in the Hawaii islands
Opening of the festival area
Craftsmen and school laboratories
Conference: the Apache language
Traditional songs and dances by the group Dulsori (South Korea )
Conference: the culture of drums
Opening of the festival area
Craftsmen and school laboratories
The various groups perform here and there on the festival grounds
Seminar: The Mapusce (Chile) with their representative Carlos Moraga
Traditional songs and dances by all present groups
Entry free of charge
Performances under roof if it rains
Activities during the festival
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Each day various laboratories will be open (not only) for children.
Some traditional Italian craftsmen will show their techniques and keep laboratories for the
visitors (in the group area and in the ethnic village in the park).
In the ethnic village there will be a Native American tent camp (teepe) where some Apache
and Navajos from Arizona will carry out various activities.
During the whole festival there will be a Celtic and medieval camp with laboratories.
Each day there will be a regional and ethnic kitchen open with 900 seats, both under roof
and in the open air, plus a pizza-restaurant.
There will be ethnic restaurants, one with South-American dishes and one with vegetarian
dishes.
Each day, over 90 exhibitors will offer their ethnic crafts to the visitors.
All activities will take place no matter which weather there is, since it is possible to carry
them out indoor in the sports arena within the festival area.