Fuori Festival

Alongside the scientific program, a fundamental dimension of the event’s identity has grown increasingly over the last few years: the Fuori Festival. A program open to young people and families where economics dialogues with culture, science, and entertainment.

The Fuori Festival represents the widespread soul of the event, taking its content out of institutional venues and into the city. A true laboratory of languages, where popularization serves as an exceptional tool to make complex topics accessible—an objective that is a necessity today. Within this framework, the public will be able to engage with authoritative voices in scientific communication, exploring themes ranging from the relationship between ecology and economics to the connection between physics and finance.

And if talking about economics increasingly means crossing into the fields of scientific research, the connection between this subject and the themes of health and well-being—and their impact on quality of life—becomes clear and immediate. For this reason, the 24 Ore Salute appointments return in 2026 to discuss daily practices for a healthy life and the development of children and adolescents.

Among the pillars of the Fuori Festival is financial education, essential for navigating a complex and constantly evolving context. Initiatives dedicated to the younger generations will address money management and building a conscious future, while other events will analyze the world of work, including new opportunities, start-ups, and the strategic use of digital platforms. In this light, businesses also become protagonists because, in a constantly transforming market, communication and branding take on an increasingly strategic role in creating value and engaging with new audiences.

In parallel, there is space for the theme of social economy, which interprets economics as a lever for inclusion, cooperation, and community development. Concrete stories and experiences show how it is possible to generate social impact through work, inclusion, and new business models.

Culture completes this journey, with meetings ranging from literature to contemporary creativity, all the way to cinema and music. The dialogue between tradition and new languages involves established artists and young talents, while comedy offers a light yet incisive interpretation of the present.

Finally, the Fuori Festival confirms itself as a widespread and participatory experience, with a strong focus on the educational dimension. City squares and urban spaces become places for direct encounters with the public, transforming the city into a great stage for ideas, debate, and participation.

Workshops, family activities, and initiatives for children—which once again find a home at the Museo delle Scienze di Trento—make knowledge accessible to all ages. For further details and school bookings, you can contact impara@muse.it.