It was four days of fun in the Etna Park, with Europe's largest volcano providing a spectacular backdrop to a festival celebrating music, local realities, artisan traditions, Etna's nature and its magical atmospheres.
Plenitude has decided to support the festival with a series of initiatives aimed at urban regeneration and the valorisation of local resources.
Plenitude had already donated a photovoltaic system to the library in Milo, helping to transform it into a Creative Hub with spaces dedicated to coworking and design to support entrepreneurship. In addition, it installed electric charging stations in the urban area and provided solar generators to power several events during the festival.