NOX CAPRI: Jumeirah Capri Palace Launches Contemporary Nightlife in Anacapri
Jumeirah Capri Palace in Anacapri has inaugurated NOX CAPRI, a new after-dark destination aimed at reviving the island's creative spirit. Named from the Latin for 'night,' the project reinterprets Capri's nightlife through music, culture, and international collaborations. The venue, designed by architect Antonio Girardi, features an intimate Mediterranean-inspired space intended for gradual discovery. Music is central, with a season-long program of international artists, live performances, and curated collaborations. NOX CAPRI builds on the hotel's cultural legacy under Tonino Cacace, who developed a contemporary art collection within the property. The initiative signals a return to Capri's historical role as a crossroads of ideas and creativity, offering authentic experiences beyond luxury.
Key facts
- NOX CAPRI is a new after-dark destination at Jumeirah Capri Palace in Anacapri.
- The project aims to revive Capri's creative spirit from the 1960s.
- The name NOX derives from the Latin word for 'night'.
- The space was designed by architect Antonio Girardi.
- Programming includes international artists, live performances, and collaborations.
- The hotel's cultural identity was previously shaped under Tonino Cacace.
- A contemporary art collection is integrated throughout the hotel.
- NOX CAPRI represents a shift toward authentic cultural experiences on the island.
Entities
Artists
- Antonio Girardi
Institutions
- Jumeirah Capri Palace
- Collezione da Tiffany
Locations
- Capri
- Anacapri
- Italy