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Pescara, Patron Saint, St. Andrew

The Feast of Saint Andrew is the traditional feast with which the navy of Pescara celebrates its patron saint: Sant ' Andrew the Apostle. The tradition dates back to 1867 when Castellammare Adriatico, in the area of \u200b\u200bthe village near the sea-port and the river was built a church dedicated to St. Andrew the Apostle, protector of fishermen. From that year and in all the years that followed, the navy has celebrated the saint with a procession, which has the distinction of taking place at sea.

the procession moves along the beach and reaches a height of Montesilvano where it is thrown a laurel wreath to remember those lost at sea. At this point, the fleet returned to port. The custom has it that you can not swim in the sea until you have participated in the procession. ]

The festival takes place even in the ancient fishing village and takes place in the river's northern bank. The festivities go on for all the nights the weekend before the procession and involving tens of thousands of people.

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Raia (AQ) the country of cherry

The cherry trees have always had a large development in the territory of Raia. As the first fruit that ripens after the severe winters in the rural culture of Raiano are produced in large quantities, all families had their own plants and at the beginning of last century, the crop was sold in the town square, in a great and unique market. This custom gave rise to "Maggiolata", a festival of choirs from Abruzzo, became over the years, the Cherry Festival.

The festival is renewed for 55 years now, the second Sunday in June, with a day of gastronomy but also of culture, with parades of floats and festival costumes.

Cherry Queen as the day that calls for very many years an ever more 'numerous but also an opportunity to pass on traditional values \u200b\u200band customs of the Valle Peligna always full of delicious fruit.

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Capistrano and HIS WARRIOR

The warrior of Capistrano and the symbol of the Abruzzo al'estero, perhaps better known abroad than in Italy itself. The mystery, the charm, the uniqueness of its kind, makes this artifact of pre-Roman origins object of study and research.

The sculpture, dating from the mid-sixth century. BC, represents a male figure with arms folded on his chest, in military costume, is actually a funerary statue of a warrior prince, placed on top of the mound of earth placed over the grave. The discovery was fortuitous in 1934 in the village of Capistrano (Aq), during the work of clearing of land.

The statue, carved from a single block of stone, has an impressive out of the ordinary is over two meters high to the base of almost half a meter in height and shoulder width is close to 135 cm. Second hypothesis is not unorthodox but fascinating warrior Capestrano not would simply be an astronaut, or rather the depiction of an astronaut.

E 'work realistic and fantastic at the same time, so far from any reductive aesthetic interpretation. The hat-shaped disk and the incredible breadth is complemented by a hemispherical shell with a ridge that creates a kind of nested tail. Scholars have no opinion on the shared features of the face, simply stylized for some, true protective mask or other funeral.

But who really was the warrior? On the left pillar that holds the statue is an inscription engraved on a single vertical line, read from bottom to up, which created disputes over disputes, resolved recently by the study of inscriptions found in Penna Sant'Andrea near Teramo. It reads: "I did pretty picture for the King Anina Nevio Pompuledio. Revealing the name of the warrior but also the artist.

The beautiful and charming sculpture is exhibited in the National Archaeological Museum of Abruzzo in Chieti, Villa Comunale. The Museum is open all year round, Tuesday through Sunday, with hours 9,00 / 19,00.

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