Saturday at the National Archaeological Museum of Naples

The Neapolitan Saturday will be colored with culture and many special activities at the National Archaeological Museum!

If you do not know how to spend the Saturday afternoon, think about it National Archaeological Museum of Naples (MANN). In fact, the prestigious Neapolitan museum presents a program full of events dedicated to young and old.

Starting from January 17 to 30 May 2015, for all Saturdays, citizens' free time can be filled through in-depth initiatives and dissemination, dedicated to cinema, literature, archeology, masterpieces and collections kept in the MANN.

For the cinema section, from the 7 February will start the VI Edition of "Does the Cinema tell the story?", a special review of vintage cinema that will unfold between projections and critical interventions.

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From 24 January 2015, literature will instead be the protagonist of "Pages of Antiquity", an amazing series of events dedicated to historical literature or ancient settings related to the themes of travel and the Grand Tour.

The archeology, the Emperor Augustus and the history of the Archaeological Museum will be brought to light, respectively from the 17 January and the 28 March 2015, from the V Edition of the double review titled "An hour at the Museum".

And finally, starting from the 31 January, no less important, will be the events dedicated to children, which will be able to have fun in an intelligent way among the masterpieces and the historical works on display, thanks to the activities of "I accompany you for MANN".

Calendar of appointments

Does the Cinema tell the story? - VI Edition
17 hours: 00.

-7 February - The rest of nothing, by Antonietta De Lillo, curated by Ilaria Barone and Alessandro Gioia.
-28 February - Socrates, by Roberto Rossellini, curated by Maria Morisco.
-7 March - Legions of Cleopatra, by Vittorio Cottafavi, edited by Rita Di Maria.
-2 May - Russian Ark, by Aleksandr Sokurov, curated by Antonio Sacco.

Pages of Antiquity - 4th Edition
17 hours: 00.

-24 January - Routes published and unpublished of the Grand Tour to the femmnile, curated by Miriam Capobianco and Angela Rita Vocciante.
-31 January - Memories of European travelers in the realm of the Bourbons, curated by Filippo Russo
-21 March - Conde by Joseph Conrad, edited by Rita Di Maria.
-11 April - Giacomo Leopardi in Naples, curated by Amelia Menna and Serena Venditto.
-9 May - Pompeian Echoes in the pages of the Voyage pittoresque of the Abbot of Saint-Non, curated by Alessia Fuscone.

An hour at the Museum - V Edition
17 hours: 00.

I Ciclo - The "revolution" of Augustus. Myth, religion and tradition at the service of an empire

-17 January - Hýbris and pietas, mythological themes in the domestic painting of the Augustan age, curated by Serena Venditto.
-21 February - The portrait in the Augustan age, edited by Amelia Menna.
-14 March - Augustus and Egypt, edited by Rita Di Maria.
-16 May - The female figures at the time of Augustus: Livia and Giulia, by Assunta Iengo.
-23 May - Augustus: family relationships and succession, edited by Maria Morisco.
-30 May - The Ara Pacis and the botanical code of Augustus, by Immacolata Simeone.

II Cycle - The National Archaeological Museum of Naples: two centuries of history

-28 March - Fasti Farnesiani, edited by Antonio Sacco.
-18 April - The National Museum of Naples in the early twentieth century, edited by Angela Luppino and Filippo Russo.
-25 April - The National Museum of Naples during the Second World War, curated by Ilaria Barone, Alessandro Gioia, Amelia Menna.

I accompany you to Mann (for children)
The initiative takes place on the last Saturday of each month at 16: 00

- 31 January
-28 February
-28 March 2015.