All events in South Tyrol

The International New Year’s Eve Run BOclassic starts and ends directly at the Bolzano Christmas Market on the Walther Square. The event is an institution - since 1974 the year has been brought to a sporty end in Bolzano. Runners from all over the world meet in the provincial capital on December 31 to compete in the Raiffeisen BOclassic South Tyrol, which starts and ends at the central Walther Square. It is the last day of the year, when in the afternoon the athletes first run through the Bolzano Christmas Market, cross the old town with Piazza delle Erbe and Via dei Portici, reach the Piazza della Stazione and then - after exactly 1,250 metres - can be seen again at Piazza Walther. This is repeated eight times for the male top athletes of the BOclassic Elite, and four times for the female participants. The other four categories do fewer laps: the Just for Fun event for everyone, the 5 km long Ladurner Run, the Raiffeisen Youth Cup and the Handbike Show Run. Years ago, a starting fee had to be paid, today, the elite runners arrive exclusively on invitation. The BOclassic is the annual start of the South Tyrol Top 7 running series, which also includes the Caldaro Lake Run and the Lake Resia Run.

For the Epiphany concert of the Algund Brass Music Band on Friday, January 6, 2023 at 5 pm in the Kursaal Merano, Kapellmeister Christian Laimer will again select a varied and challenging program. Music at its best.

Visitors to the Dolomiti Balloonweek can enjoy a hot air balloon flight lasting around half a day (including assembling the balloon, hot air balloon flight, dismantling the balloon, “baptism”). The actual flight takes around an hour depending on wind and weather. A hot air balloon basket has room for two to five persons, including the pilot. Reservation of a balloon-flight: www.balloonfestival.it

𝙌𝙪𝙚𝙚𝙣❟ 𝙋𝙞𝙣𝙠 𝙁𝙡𝙤𝙮𝙙❟ 𝙀𝙪𝙧𝙤𝙥𝙚❟ 𝘽𝙚𝙖𝙩𝙡𝙚𝙨❟ 𝙎𝙘𝙤𝙧𝙥𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙨❟ 𝘿𝙚𝙚𝙥 𝙋𝙪𝙧𝙥𝙡𝙚❟ 𝙇𝙚𝙙 𝙕𝙚𝙥𝙥𝙚𝙡𝙞𝙣❟ 𝙂𝙪𝙣𝙨 & 𝙍𝙤𝙨𝙚𝙨❟ 𝙍𝙤𝙡𝙡𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙎𝙩𝙤𝙣𝙚𝙨 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙢𝙖𝙣𝙮 𝙢𝙤𝙧𝙚... The great show SYMPHONIKA ON THE ROCK returns: a tribute to the great rock legends that unites generations. After touring major Italian and European theaters, and hosting major summer shows in prestigious locations—with standing ovations and sold-out performances—a new season full of unmissable dates is on the horizon. Symphonika returns with an explosive mix of symphonic rock, bringing to life the legendary hits of the '60s, '70s, and '80s that have made generations dream. An orchestra and a rock band composed of established musicians with numerous albums and international collaborations, accompanied by special guests and lookalikes/impersonators, will create a one-of-a-kind show. Queen, Pink Floyd, AC/DC, Scorpions, Guns N' Roses, Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, and many others are immortal artists whose timeless classics unite generations. Legendary hits like “Smoke on the Water”, “The Final Countdown”, “The Show Must Go On”, “Stairway to Heaven”, “Don’t Cry”, “Still Loving You”, “Paranoid”, “Nothing Else Matters”, and many more will be brought to life in a whole new dimension and impact—both audio and visual—creating something truly unique. When the power of rock meets the elegance of the orchestra.

The hardest race in South Tyrol! 10.01.2026 - 3 Zinnen Mini Ski Marathon The Mini 3 Zinnen Ski Marathon for all children and young people is all about having fun. The youngest participants open the event at 4.00 pm in the Nordic Arena in Dobbiaco. The "Balloon Glow" with small hot air balloons will create a unique atmosphere before the prize giving ceremony. 11.01.2026 - Classic Race (62km + 30 km) 62km classic track: The starting signal is given in Val Fiscalina/Sesto. The track continues towards San Candido and Dobbiaco, it passes through the cross-country stadium Nordic Arena further into the "Landro Valley" until the View of the three Peaks and Val Fonda where the track turns and the course leads back to the Nordic Arena. From there, it continues to Villabassa. 30km classic track: The start is at the Nordic Arena Dobbiaco. From there, the course goes through the "Landro Valley" to Lago di Landro, back to Dobbiaco and then to Villabassa. Ideal for all lovers of short and less difficult races! Start Skiclassics Men: Sesto/Sexten 9.00 Start Skiclassics Women: Sesto/Sexten 9.05 Start 62 km Amateur Skiers: Val Fiscalina/Fischleintal Sesto/Sexten 9.15 Start 30 km Amateur Skiers: Nordic Arena Dobbiaco/Toblach 11.00 Finish: Niederdorf/Villabassa 12.01.2026 - Prato Piazza Mountain Challenge (30 km Free Technique) The race will start in Villabassa, the track passes over Dobbiaco through the cross-country stadium Nordic Arena further into the "Landro Valley" to the View of the three Peaks and the Lago di Landro. In Carbonin starts the mythical climb to Prato Piazza (Dolomiti Superbike route) with a 7 km ascent and an average gradient of 10%. The finish line is on Prato Piazza where the athlets can admire the magnificent scenery of the Dolomites. Start: Villabassa/Niederdorf at 9.30 Finish: Prato Piazza/Plätzwiese Enjoy a great race weekend in the region 3 Zinnen Dolomites - Italy’s number one cross country skiing destination with breath-taking slopes.

Prowinter is the international trade show for snow sports and outdoor activities, a crucial meeting point for retailers, rental services, and professionals in the sector. Here, manufacturers and wholesale distributors of sports products present the latest innovations for winter sports and outdoor activities. It’s a unique opportunity to see, touch, and evaluate the new products to order for the upcoming season. Prowinter is the ideal B2B event for rental services and retailers of sports equipment, providing the perfect occasion to get informed and make purchase decisions. It’s also a great opportunity to meet colleagues, exchange opinions, ideas, and innovative solutions. The event also covers the growing Outdoor sector, with a special focus on the latest market innovations. In addition to the 3 days of the trade show, Prowinter offers more than 3 days of snow testing, allowing professionals to try products directly in the field. The program is currently being finalized and will be published soon.

After having written and performed a very successful apocryphal of Ruzante, Natalino Balasso takes on Bertolt Brecht in an attempt to restore the German playwright's observational spirit in the insidious contemporary context. "Obviously we cannot imagine what Bertolt Brecht would write if he lived, today, immersed in our culture, eighty years after the end of the Nazi horrors, within a much more complex and stratified economy and finance. Yet those horrors and prevarication are wretchedly relevant today, in other forms and with more devious weapons,' writes the Venetian author and actor. "In this Joan of the Unemployed, Brecht's characters act in new contexts and with new words, but continue to be immersed in the terrain of dominance and subjection. The algorithm may seem less evil to us, but at the end of the day it is as perfidious and cruel as a master in the flesh. Multinationals continue to prevaricate, hurt and hit the weakest, in all countries. [...] And then there are the people: millions of individuals increasingly isolated, increasingly oppressed by the commercial-advertising-social world that is massacring communities. In this mass of monads emerges the economic superman, without true thought and without depth. As in Brecht's Saint Joan of the Slaughterhouses, we will see the vicissitudes of Pierpont Mauler, of his subordinates, of Cridle, of Lift, of the biggest lobbyist of the moment: the terrible Graham; a world of tycoons that is opposed by Joan Darko, with her socialist community. But perhaps an online community is not a community, but a multitude of monads telling each other the dream of the tribe. This, perhaps, is the real contemporary drama. With all humility, we are presented with this Brechtian apocrypha, as if it were written under dictation. This is only possible with the help of the immutable art of theatre which, while entertaining us, as Gramsci said, tries to throw bombs in our brains'. By and with Natalino Balasso and with Giovanni Anzaldo, Marta Cortellazzo Wiel, Roberta Lanave. Direction Andrea Collavino Scenes Anusc Castiglioni Costumes Sonia Marianni Lights Cesare Agoni Dramaturgy Natalino Balasso Musical curation Celeste Gugliandolo Production Centro Teatrale Bresciano, Teatro Stabile di Bolzano, Emilia Romagna Teatro ERT / Teatro Nazionale

The magic of the Granfondo Dobbiaco-Cortina, which will take place for the 49th time on the weekend of 17th and 18th January 2026, is unbroken. The Granfondo Dobbiaco-Cortina is one of the most traditional and popular cross-country skiing races, with its enchanting routes capable of immersing lovers of narrow skis in the marvellous setting of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites of Alta Pusteria and the Ampezzo peaks. The dates for the 2026 edition have been confirmed for the aforementioned weekend, with the event returning to the popular format. For both routes, the start will be at the military airfield in Dobbiaco, from where you will head towards the finish line in Fiames - Cortina d'Ampezzo at the foot of the Pomagagnonich mountain.

WINTER NIGHT RUN ON SNOW: Are you looking for a unique adventure? Do you love snow and the beautiful Dolomites? The Winter Night Run is just for you! A night run on the snow in one of the most beautiful settings in the Dolomites. Perfect for those who love facing difficult challenges in a unique setting COMPETITIVE RACE 12 km Starting from the Nordic Arena, heading towards Lake Toblach to the War Cemetery in the Landro Valley and return from the opposite side, passing Lake Toblach and finishing at the Nordic Arena, over a distance of 12 km. NON COMPETITIVE RACE 7 km Start at the Nordic Arena, cross-country stadium, towards Lake Toblach and back.

The Dumpling Pleasure Marathon – the event where sporting fun, breathtaking nature, and culinary delights come together! Set against the stunning backdrop of the Val Casies Valley, this indulgent journey appeals to all the senses. Whether on cross-country skis or on foot, the focus here is on the experience, not the competition. The Val Casies Valley trail offers numerous entry points, allowing for a flexible and leisurely day. From 11:00 am. to 04:00 pm., restaurants along the route provide a wide variety of Knödel specialties – from classic, hearty versions to surprisingly modern interpretations. The Dumpling pleasure marathon is the perfect meeting place for food enthusiasts and nature lovers. Whether a seasoned skier or a leisurely walker, everyone is welcome to enjoy movement, a friendly atmosphere, and delicious culinary treats. A day full of culinary discoveries and unforgettable impressions awaits!

Lu santo Jullare Francesco by Dario Fo is a fabulation on the life of the saint from Assisi that takes up the styles and forms of narration of the mythical Mistero Buffo in the theatrical language of grammelot. Working on popular legends, canonical texts from the 14th century and documents that have emerged in recent decades, the Nobel Prize winner constructs a powerful, playful and certainly not hagiographic narration of the “Jester of God”, as Saint Francis liked to call himself. Fo's tale is - at one and the same time - spirituality and myth, fable and satire, and sketches a Francis as a man who strips himself of all wealth to approach the dispossessed, to preach to men, wolves or birds a message of brotherhood and peace, to compose and set to music his Canticle of the Creatures. Giving voice to this tightrope walk on the eighth centenary of the death of St. Francis of Assisi will be Ugo Dighero, actor-actor, already the interpreter for years of Mistero Buffo on the ‘blessing’ and urging of Fo himself, perfect histrion and jester of today. 2026 is also a special year to remember Dario Fo: it is the anniversary of his birth and ten years since his death. It is impossible not to celebrate his extraordinary theatrical career. Bringing this marvellous jester to the stage today cannot but take into account that in 2013 the late Cardinal Bergoglio, who became Pope, chose, emblematically, politically and for the first time in history, the name of Francis: the saint of peace and smile, of the custody of creation, of the poor church for the poor. Following Fo's lesson, the performance will thus move along two parallel paths, retracing the historical reality of Francis' journey in the Christian world and at the same time recounting the reforming revolution that Pope Francis has sought to implement in the Church of our time. By Dario Fo With Ugo Dighero Adaptation and direction by Giorgio Gallione Scenes and costumes Lorenza Gioberti Lighting design Aldo Mantovani Co-production Teatro Stabile di Genova, CMC/ Nidodiragno With the collaboration of Teatro della Juta

Olympic Torch in South Tyrol On 27 January 2026, the Olympic Torch will pass through South Tyrol as part of its journey across Italy. A special highlight will be its stop at the Biathlon Centre in Antholz, where the flame will be honoured in a ceremonial celebration.

Klimahouse is the international trade fair for responsible building and energy efficiency, an event that inspires visitors from all over Italy every year, looking for the latest industry innovations. With a program of over 100 appointments over four days, Klimahouse is the ideal place for updates, insights, and discoveries in the fields of construction and sustainability. Klimahouse stands for innovation: it offers ample space for young companies and cutting-edge solutions for sustainable building and better living. Every year, the fair reaffirms its role as the meeting point for those who believe in the value of building in harmony with the environment and improving quality of life. Klimahouse is also an opportunity to connect, to create new opportunities, and to network with professionals and companies who share the commitment to a more sustainable future. There is no Plan B for our planet: Klimahouse is our commitment to building a better future, today. With four days of events, over 400 exhibitors, and a rich program of appointments, Klimahouse is the place to discover the most advanced solutions and technologies for sustainable construction. The program is currently being finalized and will be published soon.

Michael Mittermeier goes travelling through time.... in Merano After almost four decades of comedy tours, the popular German cabaret artist Michael Mittermeier is going where he has never been before: into the future. As long as it still exists! But how to get there? In the 80s, you still travelled there by car. Typical. But how do you get there today? Is time travel even possible? Yep, he did it! FLASHBACK - Return of the future The solution was in the cellar: ‘Michl's’ great-grandfather was an inventor, a kind of Bavarian Oppenheimer. And he built a time machine over a hundred years ago. The thing stood in his grandparents' cellar for decades and didn't work. They always said it was a prototype for solar heating. But the battery was flat. But now it's ready to go! Drive: comedy. Fuel: humour. Michl, energy! But travelling alone is less fun, so he takes the audience on a journey - together into the future! With a transition jacket, of course. And while you're there, it's best to take a look at the past. There's rumoured to have been a lot going on there too. The important thing is to laugh together. No matter what time. FLASHBACK! I know what you'll have done next summer... In german laguage

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event returns to Italy! The 25th Olympic Winter Games will take place from February 6 to 22, 2026. The whole world – and we, too – have our eyes on Anterselva, our neighboring village. Be there live and witness the world's best biathletes compete for Olympic gold! With Anterselva hosting the Biathlon competitions, for the first time in history, an Olympic decision will be made on South Tyrolean soil – a historic moment.

Biathlon Competition Schedule in Anterselva. Sunday, February 8, 2026 (2:05 PM) – Mixed Relay

Tuesday, February 10, 2026 (1:30 PM) – Men's Individual

Wednesday, February 11, 2026 (2:15 PM) – Women's Individual

Friday, February 13, 2026 (2:00 PM) – Men's Sprint

Saturday, February 14, 2026 (2:00 PM) – Women's Sprint

Sunday, February 15, 2026 (11:15 AM & 2:20 PM) – Women's & Men's Pursuit

Tuesday, February 17, 2026 (2:30 PM) – Men's Relay

Wednesday, February 18, 2026 (2:45 PM) – Women's Relay

Friday, February 20, 2026 (2:15 PM) – Men's Mass Start

Saturday, February 21, 2026 (2:15 PM) – Women's Mass Start

All informations without guarantee. Subject to changes. The Paralympic Games will take place from March 6 to 15, but these competitions will no longer be held in Anterselva.

The Compagnia Artemis Danza, led by Monica Casadei, dedicates this artistic project to a contemporary exploration and interpretation of four fascinating heroines by Giacomo Puccini: Tosca, Madama Butterfly, Mimì, and Turandot. Understanding Puccini's music involves analyzing its profound connection with the feminine world. In the four acts that make up Puccini's Opera, we find Casadei's personal interpretation of the female theme, placed at the center of a choreographic, visual, and musical reinterpretation process. Tragic love, thwarted and opposed love, cruel love that annihilates, the craving for possession that leads to destruction – all these live in the faces, bodies, and gestures of the Company, and continue to make us reflect on the contemporary relevance of stories that have moved audiences worldwide. The creation is imbued with a poignant atmosphere, filled with tension and poetic suggestion. Puccini's orchestral score is juxtaposed with electronic tracks by composers Luca Vianini and Fabio Fiandrini, crafting an enveloping and at times apocalyptic soundscape. A choral dance, swelling with impulses and passions, instinctive and at times wild, making dizzying use of space and appearing, even symbolically, visually full: solos protected by frames of ensembles in a dynamic accelerated by propulsive forces, bringing to life in the body and gut the drama and passions of the protagonists. Choreography, Direction, Set Design, Lighting, and Costumes: Monica Casadei Music: Giacomo Puccini Musical Arrangement: Fabio Fiandrini Production: Compagnia Artemis Danza Co-production: Fondazione Teatro Comunale di Ferrara With the contribution of: MiC - Ministry of Culture, Emilia-Romagna Region - Department of Culture, Municipality of Parma

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

We are a community of desires, not of action. Ernaux, one of the most authoritative voices in contemporary culture, chose in 2012 to bring to light a space ignored by literature, yet a formidable mirror of social reality: the hypermarket. A diary was born in which he recorded visits to "his" Auchan for a year, noting the contradictions and rituals, but also the unexpected tenderness, of that temple of consumption. From this "free review of observations" conducted between one aisle and another - with the shopping list in hand - in contact with the glittering mountains of goods of large-scale distribution, a narrative reflection comes to life capable of showing us from an unusual angle one of the secret theaters of our collective life. Director, screenwriter and actress, Michela Cescon is a passionate reader of Ernaux's work. Together with Lorenzo Flabbi, Ernaux's historic translator for L'Orma Editore, he edited the first Italian dramaturgical adaptation of Guarda le luci, amore mio. The show is performed by Valeria Solarino and Silvia Gallerano, two charismatic personalities, two artists with very different backgrounds and careers, on stage together for the first time to give voice and body to this new journey into everyday life. Based on the book of the same name by Annie Ernaux, with Valeria Solarino, Silvia Gallerano Dramaturgical adaptation Lorenzo Flabbi, Michela Cescon Directed by Michela Cescon Sets, lights, costumes Dario Gessati Production by Teatro Stabile di Bolzano, Teatro Stabile di Torino – Teatro Nazionale In collaboration with Teatro di Dioniso, Riccione Teatro and L'Orma Editore

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

Exactly 70 years after Cortina and 20 years after Turin, the world's largest winter sports event will once again take place in Italy. Antholz will host the Biathlon competitions. Thus, for the first time in sports history, Olympic medals will be won on South Tyrolean soil. COMPETITION PROGRAM Sunday 08.02.2026 (2.05 pm): Mixed Relay 4x6 km Tuesday 10.02.2026 (1.30 pm): Individual Men 20 km Wednesday 11.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Individual Women 15 km Friday 13.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Men 10 km Saturday 14.02.2026 (2 pm): Sprint Women 7,5 km Sunday 15.02.2026 (11.15 am & 2 pm): Pursuit Women 10 km & Men 12,5 km Tuesday 17.02.2026 (2.30 pm): Relay Men 4x6 km Wednesday 18.02.2026 (2.45 pm): Relay Women 4x6 km Friday 20.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Men 15 km Saturday 21.02.2026 (2.15 pm): Mass start Women 12,5 km

The Gsiesertal Lauf is one of the best-known and best-loved ski marathons in the entire Alpine region. It is the second largest ski marathon in Italy, and is held on the 3rd weekend in February in the Val Casies Valley, South Tyrol (Italy). Ever since it was first held back in 1984, this race has never once been cancelled due to weather conditions. In 2021, the event was cancelled for reasons of force majeure (Corona). The event attracts a great deal of international skiers, with a good forty nations at the starting line every year and a great many World and Olympic Champions listed on the roll of honour. In 2026, it will take place at the same time as the ‘Milan-Cortina Olympics’. This is a unique opportunity for all participants to experience some Olympic competitions either in the neighbouring Antholz Valley or in Cortina (distance 35 km) in addition to their own sporting activities. The race runs along two routes, one of 30 km and one of 42 km; the classic race is held on Saturday and the skating race on Sunday. The amateur “Just for Fun” group. with none of the stress of rankings and timekeeping, is also extremely popular, and the programme of events also includes the “Gsiesertal KIDS Run” on Saturday.

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