Verlingue supports the Veneto Festival 2026

For the second year running, Verlingue is sponsoring the International G. Tartini Festival, organised by I Solisti Veneti

Verlingue is renewing its support for the Veneto Festival for the second consecutive year. Now in its 56th edition, the International Giuseppe Tartini Festival is organised by I Solisti Veneti, conducted by Giuliano Carella. This partnership confirms Verlingue’s commitment to the local area, to culture and to initiatives that create lasting value for communities. The 2026 edition of the Veneto Festival runs from 25 May to 20 September and features a rich programme inspired by the theme “Music, art and architecture from Veneto to the world”. This phrase captures the spirit of the festival: a musical journey starting in Padua and reaching some of the most significant artistic and cultural venues in Italy and Europe, from the Auditorium Pollini to the Basilica of Saint Anthony, from the Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza to the Sale Apollinee at Teatro La Fenice in Venice, as well as Pirano, Rimini and Constanța. The programme includes twenty concerts, ranging from Baroque and Classical music to the twentieth century, alongside special projects that bring together music, theatre, memory and architecture. Highlights include the opening concert in Padua with Lilly Jørstad, the tribute to the 80th anniversary of the Italian Republic at the Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza, the three modern-day premiere performances of Baldassare Galuppi’s Mundi Salus, the “Musica degenerata” concert at La Fenice and “Grammelot musicale”, marking the centenary of Dario Fo’s birth. The cultural significance of the Festival is further strengthened by the history of I Solisti Veneti, the orchestra founded in 1959 by Claudio Scimone and now led by Giuliano Carella. Over more than 65 years of activity, the ensemble has brought the music of Veneto to over 90 countries, performing more than 6,000 concerts, recording over 350 albums, CDs and DVDs, and receiving major international awards, including a Grammy Award in Los Angeles. For Verlingue, supporting this initiative means embracing a shared vision: protecting the future is not only about helping companies, professionals and social organisations manage risk, but also about preserving the cultural heritage that gives communities their identity. For over forty years, Verlingue has supported businesses and organisations by developing tailored insurance solutions. Its sponsorship of the Veneto Festival is part of this same approach, strengthening the connection between business, culture and social responsibility.