In 2002, the urban regeneration project called "Places of Culture" and financed by the Region including the provision of setting up the municipal art gallery in the north wing of the former convent of the Trinity, also of the Benedictines, built in the mid XV century and remained active until 1880 when he moved to the city, was transformed into a male elementary school and kindergarten.
The works were concluded in 2011.
The Art Gallery contains works of art owned by the town, including some donated by citizens in their own benefactors dell'allestimento occasion, and works owned by other entities offers a free loan to the Municipality to ensure their full social enjoyment.
The works were concluded in 2011.
The Art Gallery contains works of art owned by the town, including some donated by citizens in their own benefactors dell'allestimento occasion, and works owned by other entities offers a free loan to the Municipality to ensure their full social enjoyment.
