Culture meets solidarity in an evening dedicated to life, hope, and the value of scientific research. On Friday, October 30, 2026, at 8.45 p.m., the Beatrice Hall of the Cloister of Consolations in Este will host the initiative promoted by the PerLaVita Association.
At the center of the meeting is the presentation of the book Where the Sun Always Shines by Claudia Boetto, a personal tale of suffering, friendship, and rebirth. Following this, there will be speeches from three representatives of the City of Hope Foundation, including a researcher, to explore the importance of research and the closeness to children facing illness and their families.
An opportunity to share testimonies, nurture hope, and transform solidarity into a concrete gesture. Admission is free and at no cost. Any proceeds, including book sales, will be donated to the City of Hope Foundation.
