FEST is the section of the Festival dedicated to the cultural, artistic, and narrative dimensions of Europe.

It features a program of events where languages, stories, and representations contribute to building shared meanings, collective imagery, and future visions.

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What it is
FEST is the space where Europe tells its story.
Through dialogues with authors, theatrical performances, and film screenings, FEST constructs a pluralistic narrative of Europe—a space where rights, identity, and social transformations can be shared, interpreted, and told.

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What happens
FEST unfolds through a program of events open to the public that blend cultural expression with European reflection.

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Specifically:
• Book presentations and talks with authors
• Theater plays and performance art
• Film screenings and activities related to the WE Frame Short Film Festival
• Dialogues and discussions on contemporary European themes

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Who it is for
FEST is for a wide-ranging audience: citizens, students, young people, professionals from the cultural and creative sectors, organizations, institutions, and anyone interested in European themes, rights, culture, and active citizenship.