Rome: cultural activities grow in the municipalities, but disparities persist
ACoS, the agency that controls local public services in Rome, has published an analysis of the trend of cultural services in the city's 15 municipalities from 2019 to 2024. This study is the first detailed mapping of municipal cultural activities, including information on cultural centers and libraries. A 15% increase in events is expected compared to 2023 and 88% compared to 2019. The average duration of events has increased from 1.3 days in 2019 to 2.1 in 2024. Events remain mostly in the central municipalities, except for the IX. In 2024, there are 29 active cultural centers, with the VIII municipality leading. 8 new spaces will open soon, including the Ex Campari Center.
Fatti principali
- 1. The ACoS survey covers the period 2019-2024.
- 2. In 2024, cultural events increased by 15% compared to 2023 and 88% compared to 2019.
- 3. The average duration of events in 2024 is 2.1 days (1.5 in 2023, 1.3 in 2019).
- 4. The central municipalities (I, II, V) and the IX concentrate most of the events.
- 5. 29 active cultural centers were surveyed in 2024, of which 6 opened during the year.
- 6. The VIII municipality has the highest number of cultural centers (9); VI, XII, X and XI have none.
- 7. 8 new cultural spaces will open, including the Ex Campari Center (XI municipality) and the Teatro dell'Opera training center in Tormarancia (VIII municipality).
- 8. The survey reports the lack of uniform data on the users of cultural centers.
Entità
Istituzioni
- Agenzia per il Controllo e la Qualità dei Servizi Pubblici Locali di Roma Capitale (ACoS)
- Roma Capitale
- Teatro dell'Opera
- Artribune
Luoghi
- Roma
- Italia
- Municipio I
- Municipio II
- Municipio III
- Municipio V
- Municipio VI
- Municipio VII
- Municipio VIII
- Municipio IX
- Municipio X
- Municipio XI
- Municipio XII
- Centro Ex Campari
- Tormarancia