The Garibaldi Society works in this building since 1900, but was created in 1883 to provide better integration of Italian immigrants in Curitiba.
During World War II, the building was raided and confiscated by the state. It was used as a courthouse and electoral court. The building returned to the Italian colony in 1965 and in 1993, the city turned into the a unit of preservation interest .
I guess some of the local painters sell their art there?
ResponderExcluirNice building, really looks like an italian palazzo. What's the story with the paintings?
ResponderExcluirIt is as place where weekly a crafts fair takes place. Right in front of this building, artists sell their paintings.
ResponderExcluirAn art fair or art sale! Let me through, let me through!
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