This weekend, the Maratè Museum in Isili came to life with the show "Trame di rame - Maratè vivente" (Copper Weaves - Living Maratè), organized by the Genna Association, the Qibu Association, and the Sa Frontissa cooperative, which manages the facility. Two events, one on Saturday and one this evening, offered a journey into the world of copper and textiles, exploring stories, memories, gestures, and traditions that reveal the identity of the Isili community. "A sensory and participatory journey," the organizers said, "born from an encounter with the community." The museum thus came to life through the sounds, music, movements, and rhythms of the art preserved within its walls: that of weaving and copper. "I believe a museum shouldn't be a static place or an exhibition of objects from the past," said Mayor Luca Pilia. "It should be a living, dynamic space, capable of expressing itself through the senses and emotions. With this show, that goal has been achieved."