Rabasté: a new story of the territory is born in Ceresole

On Sunday, September 6, as part of Ceresole in Festa, we officially launch Rabasté, the new territorial promotion project promoted by the Municipality of Ceresole d’Alba in collaboration with Turismo in Langa APS.

The Rabasté project

A project created to tell the story of Ceresole d’Alba through what makes it unique: the landscape of the peschiere (fish ponds), the tradition of aquaculture, the memory of the Battle of 1544, and the territory’s agri-food excellence, first and foremost the Tench of Ceresole d’Alba.

Rabasté is part of the project “The Tench of Ceresole d’Alba: strengthening competitiveness and enhancing the local traditional aquaculture supply chain”, promoted by the Municipality of Ceresole d’Alba within the FEAMPA 2021-2027 Program with the support of the Piedmont Region.

Coordination and territorial promotion are managed by Turismo in Langa APS, while the photographic research is by Paesaggisensibili (Alessandro Guida and Viviana Rubbo).

The program

The event will take place at the multi-purpose hall of the Mubatt – Museum of the Battle of Ceresole d’Alba.

Project presentation and photo exhibition inauguration

16:30

Official launch of the Rabasté project and inauguration of the photo exhibition by Paesaggisensibili, a journey through images between landscape and community.

Educational tour.

17:30

Guided tour of the exhibition and the Museum of the Battle led by Filippo Ghisi.

Guided tour of the historic center

18:30

Free guided tour of the village of Ceresole d’Alba, exploring architecture and memory.

19:30

Conclusion of activities.

All initiatives are free of charge.

Other appointments

Rabasté continues with two more events, meeting at MUBATT:

Treasure hunt

Sunday, October 4, at 10:00 AM

Landscape treasure hunt on foot or by bicycle among fish ponds, farmhouses, and places of memory. Info and registration: www.turismoinlanga.it.

Paolo Tibaldi

Sunday, October 18, at 5:00 PM

“Abitare il piemontese”, with actor Paolo Tibaldi: a journey into the Piedmontese language, through territory, food, and rural civilization.

The MUBATT will have a special opening.