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This year SnowWeek, the event dedicated to young people to be held in Marilleva from 5 to 8 December, presents itself with a line up of well-known names in the international music scene. A first experiment for what could become the first Italian snow festival.
Thursday 14 November 2019 3 minutes reading time
Extensive facilities on the ski slopes entirely reserved for the event will host over 2,000 young people from all over Europe for 4 days of snow activities and music in 6 stages: from the warm pool party to the Chalet terrace.
A formula consolidated over the years that for 2019 uses the well-known names of the international music scene as Lele Sacchi, recognized as one of the major landmarks of the Italian electronic, house and alternative scene and Frank Storm, a young emerging dj producer who in a few years has already performed in numerous clubs around the world along with the best house / techno artists in the world.
Inevitable different local heroes from the Milan clubbing scene such as Manuel Parravicini and Mantova / Verona, such as Matteo WNB, creator of the QLoom party and the PaladarQ Festival.
Perhaps it is too early to call it a festival, but this is certainly an engaging experience given the over 1 km of corridors overlooked by the apartments reserved for guests and services such as swimming pool, spa, massage center, restaurant, bar, panoramic terraces . Within the village there are also 6 stages, all adjacent and directly on the more than 150 km of slopes of the Campiglio Dolomiti di Brenta ski area, the largest in Trentino.
All guests can take advantage of a 25% discount on ski passes, ski / snowboard rental and school, lunches and dinners, drinks. Until November 15th the promotion will be available at the price of 129 euros or 215 euros for three days, including the ski pass.
For more information visit www.snowweek.it
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