Putifigari confirms its position as the mycology capital of northern Sardinia. The 41st edition of the Capo di Sopra Mycological Exhibition concluded with a resounding success, transforming the small town of Coros into a vibrant open-air laboratory over the weekend, showcasing biodiversity, culture, folk traditions, and gastronomy. The event culminated in a packed house for concerts by Moses Concas and the Modena City Ramblers, who got the crowds dancing in the garden park on Via Umberto.

A rich and varied program, capable of engaging visitors of all ages. At the heart of the event, as per tradition, is the mycological exhibition curated by the Sardinian Mycological Association and the Forestas Agency, featuring numerous mushroom species catalogued and illustrated to the public. The Arts and Crafts trail, which winds through the streets of the historic center, with craft demonstrations, traditional products, and tastings, also attracts great interest.

THE PROGRAM – The inaugural day on Saturday began with the "Il sentiero dei funghi" (Mushroom Trail ) trek, followed by the scientific conference "Mediterranean Mushrooms and Climate Change ," hosted in the Municipal Auditorium. It was an opportunity to explore the themes of biodiversity, ecosystem protection, and environmental transformation. The ribbon-cutting ceremony, attended by Mayor Antonella Contini, regional councilors Franco Cuccureddu and Desiré Manca, Vice President of the Regional Council Aldo Salaris, Mayor of the Metropolitan City of Sassari Giuseppe Mascia, and regional councilors Valdo Di Nolfo and Antonio Sau, was also present. The inauguration was accompanied by performances by the S'Ena Frisca choir and the Putifigari Folk Group. On Sunday, the town came to life from the morning with science workshops, immersive experiences, and demonstrations of ancient crafts.

Particularly popular were the beekeeping activities, using visors, cheesemaking, herbal workshops, and traditional pasta-making workshops, including the making of su filindeu nugoresu . There was also time for dressing up in the traditional Putifigari costume and children's activities, including wooden toys, Lego, and chess. Among the most popular events was the traditional porcini mushroom and suckling pig festival, organized by the Pro Loco, which attracted numerous visitors. There were also cooking demonstrations and musical performances, with performances by Mamma li Turchi, I Tremendi, AplusF, Luca Tilocca ei Songwriters, and the Il Sorriso Association. The highlight came with a double concert by Moses Concas and the Modena City Ramblers, who provided a rousing finale that transformed the park into a huge community celebration.

Satisfaction was expressed by the municipal administration led by Mayor Antonella Contini, who emphasized the value of collaboration between institutions, associations, and volunteers, which is crucial to the growth of an event that has become a landmark in the regional landscape. This achievement was made possible thanks to the work of numerous local associations, with the support of the Fondazione di Sardegna, the Sardinia Region, and the Forestas Agency.

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