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July 18, 2024 3 mins
In questa quarta puntata del Podcast Acculturarsi, ti presentiamo la manifestazione dedicata al design in marmo bianco di Carrara (Toscana), denominata White Carrara.

  • Per tutta la durata della manifestazione, la città del famoso marmo bianco, diventa una galleria a cielo aperto.
Incubatrice di idee, progetti, proposte e luogo privilegiato di confronto tra designer, architetti e artisti, artigiani e aziende, addetti ai lavori e appassionati. L'edizione 2024 durerà sino al 29 settembre.

La notizia è tratta dal sito del Comune di Carrara

Il Podcast Acculturarsi è doppiato dalla voce del mental coach di Carrara Giancarlo Fornei, conosciuto in rete come "Il coach delle donne" per la sua esperienza di lavoro con l'Universo Femminile. Fornei ha una forte passione per l'arte e la cultura e non è nuovo ad iniziative del genere  (il blog Acculturarsi è della sua famiglia).

Trovi il suo blog a questo link: www.coachingperdonne.com/

Il Podcast Acculturarsi ha un blog chiamato: acculturarsi.blogspot.com/
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