New Year, New Neighborhood, New Edition.
We return to stroll and fall in love with the streets of our city through the Walking Festival – All Roads Lead to You, a series of urban performative walks promoted by Dominio Pubblico, conceived and curated by Giulia Ananìa, singer-songwriter and poet, and Tiziano Panici, artistic director of Dominio Pubblico.

From October 4 to November 9 2025, the Festival of Walks – All Roads Lead to You will take place in various areas of the XIV Municipality: Primavalle, Pineta Sacchetti, Monte Mario / Santa Maria della Pietà, Insugherata Nature Reserve, Torresina - Casal del Marmo, Torrevecchia, Quartaccio, Ottavia / Ipogeo degli Ottavi. The event will feature urban performative walks and a series of educational and engaging activities that Dominio Pubblico has always promoted to interact with the urban fabric and engage diverse populations from various walks of life.
The walks will be led by Tiziano Panici and Giulia Ananìa, accompanied by several guests from the worlds of performance, poetry, music, and literature, for a multi-voice narrative of the territories. Guests include: Anonima Armonisti, Astronza, Beabaleari, Adriano Bono, Chien Barbu Mal Rasè, Etta Jungle, Manatì, Francesco Forni, Grandi Numeri, Fabio Magnasciutti, Lavinia Mancusi, Militant A, Fabrizio Sartori, Titubanda, Francesca Turchetti, and others. Thanks to collaboration with the independent publishing house Red Star Press, writers and authors will also join the walks, including Lorenzo Iervolino, a member of the Terranullius collective and editor of the eponymous magazine; Nicola Campiotti, Sergio “Angelicoldboy” Mancuso, author of Rime Ignoranti, and Yari Selvetella, co-author with Cristiano Armati of Roma Criminale.
Additionally, three projects by young artists under 25 will be presented during the walks: Voices Beyond the Chaos by Giada Tortora and Angela Pia Cappellino / Associazione Genera, a project aiming to give a voice to the inhabitants of a marginalized but not forgotten Rome through a soundtrack made from interviews and recordings of local people; Use-it Map Roma, coordinated by Sara Coccoli (local representative of the European Use-it Map network, active for over 20 years in more than 70 cities), a generational paper map of Rome focusing on peripheral areas and dedicated to young people under 35, with alternative itineraries that promote interaction with the local community and an authentic discovery of the city; Me and the Others by Divine Grace Llorena Sushitado, a project combining sticker art and mental health awareness. The workshops will also engage local schools and be led by Red Star Press, the cultural association FluoEvents, and the inclusive radio station Radio32.

In addition to the four weekends of walks, the festival will offer a range of related workshops and activities focused on the history of the neighborhoods, aimed mostly at young people under 18 and under 25, both residents and non-residents. These include: Open Streets, a workshop on urban storytelling and journalism involving young people under 25 in gathering interviews in the local area and creating documentation, communication materials, and narratives through a traveling podcast made in collaboration with Radio32, whose mission is inclusivity; The Neighborhood of Rights, a training course curated by Red Star Press, designed to directly engage local students in an organic, hands-on experience of active citizenship and the practical use of narrative tools, with the goal of collectively creating a book based on the workshop experiences. The book will be donated to all participants and the school for educational and representative purposes; We Are a Future of Memories, an artistic workshop by the association FluoEvents, which organizes events in contemporary art. This workshop will engage young people under 18 in telling the stories of the neighborhoods through the creation of artistic postcards, which will then be integrated into the book produced by Red Star Press.