Alice's Egg Hunt Adventure at Villa Bruno

Dreaming the impossible? Alice in her "upside-down" world teaches us that it is possible, that one should never stop dreaming. And one will be able to dream, but also play, socialize, and have fun on Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th March at the extraordinary Villa Bruno, a 18th-century site in San Giorgio a Cremano, with the new event "Alice Hegg Hunt", conceived and promoted by "Where do cartoons live?" with the patronage of the Municipality. A fantastic and itinerant journey, inspired by the famous story by Lewis Caroll, which will see children and their families dealing with the characters of "Alice in Wonderland". Thus, participants will encounter the bizarre Mad Hatter, the wise Cheshire Cat, meet the bellicose Queen of Hearts, the White Rabbit, the March Hare until reaching Alice in her garden. A path of skill challenges, games of wit, and discovery of fantastic moments leading to the challenge of challenges: the egg hunt in Alice's garden. Thousands of colored eggs that the little participants will have to find, up to the precious golden eggs. The most deserving will be rewarded. Moreover, there will be a corner dedicated to reading and listening to fairy tales. Among the novelties of this edition is the moment of tea together with the Mad Hatter, which brings to mind the famous phrase "it's always tea time". Another novelty of this year is that the extraordinary Vesuvian Villa, Villa Bruno, will be fully utilized for the event, both the indoor rooms and the splendid gardens. Thus, not only a way of playful and creative activities, but also to discover every corner of one of the most beautiful sites of the Vesuvian area. A special moment that promises children and parents not only healthy fun but also the discovery of sharing moments with the family, through play, a snack in the open air, and also through the narration of fantastic stories. Not only the fantastic journey and the thrilling egg hunt, but also an opportunity to spend a few hours in contact with nature. In fact, participants will be able to use the refreshment point inside the complex or, equipped with blankets and packed lunches, have a carefree picnic in the designated area. An adventure not to be missed that once again confirms the synergy between "Where do cartoons live?" and the municipal administration of San Giorgio a Cremano, led by the mayor Giorgio Zinno. A historic collaboration that favors the realization of innovative and aggregative initiatives in the city's cultural sites. Furthermore, residents of the Municipality of San Giorgio a Cremano will be able to receive discounts on the ticket price of the festival by showing an identity document. "We return with one of our musts - say the manager Aurora Manuele and the artistic director Francesco Chiaiese - which not only represents a success for the beauty of the story, but which is a much-awaited appointment in the Easter period thanks to the engaging egg hunt. The synergy with the Municipality that opens the doors for these immersive experiences that bear our signature is fundamental. This year, then, there is the facilitation for the citizens of San Giorgio who will be able to receive discounts. We thank the mayor Giorgio Zinno and the entire city community that always welcomes us with affection."