The Dance of the “Gregne” of Teana
Faith and traditions
The “Gregna” Festival is a unique event that brings together tradition, religion, community, and celebration. It is an important opportunity to promote Teana’s intangible cultural heritage.
A collection of documentaries, including some never-before-seen ones, entirely dedicated to the Lucanian region and its traditions.
The “Gregna” Festival is a unique event that brings together tradition, religion, community, and celebration. It is an important opportunity to promote Teana’s intangible cultural heritage.
In Matera, on July 2nd, the papier-mâché statues aboard the Triumphal Chariot come to life.
“A Documentary in Ten Chapters: The Story of Matera from Its Origins to Today”
Barile boasts the oldest representation of the Via Crucis in Basilicata.
Pomarico, a Lucanian village nestled in the tranquility of Basilicata, harbors a profound devotion to its patron, Saint Michael the Archangel.
The protectors of the Holy Effigy of Maria Santissima della Bruna, Patroness of the city of Matera.
Alongside Accettura’s May celebration, the ‘Ndenna of Castelsaraceno stands as another arboreal rite enriching the anthropological and folkloric heritage of Basilicata
Transhumance is an ancient pastoral rite almost as old as humanity itself and intimately tied to the migratory phenomenon.
It’s July 2, 1993, in Matera, the day of the Feast in Honor of Maria S.S. della Bruna.
There’s a timeline that ideally connects the 31 municipalities of the Province of Matera, a temporal journey that begins in prehistory and leads to the present day.
