A Masterpiece That Lives On...

A celebration born from love and memory

"A Masterpiece That Lives On..." is much more than a simple summer event in Cerano, a town in the Province of Novara, in eastern Piedmont, just a stone's throw from the Ticino River. It is an event born from grief and transformed into an act of solidarity: the "Io ti amo per sempre" association created it to continue the dreams of Arianna Ubezio, a young local woman who passed away prematurely on July 11, 2024. The name of the event itself speaks to this spirit: Arianna's life is the "masterpiece" that, through the community, continues to do good.

When and why

The second edition is scheduled for July 10 and 11, 2026, dates deliberately chosen to coincide with the anniversary, transforming a moment of remembrance into an occasion for shared celebration. The first edition, organized in the summer of 2025 about a year after Arianna's passing, already saw great public participation and the affection of the entire town.

Music, community, and solidarity

The common thread of the event is music, experienced as a moment of gathering: evenings of singing, karaoke, and entertainment that have made the association's initiatives famous throughout the year. "A Masterpiece That Lives On..." is the main event in a calendar that in Cerano also includes karaoke nights, silent parties, and other charitable activities.

Fundraising with a clear purpose

The charitable aspect is the heart of the event. All funds raised during the evenings, net of expenses, are donated by the "Io ti amo per sempre" association to support projects aimed at minors and those living in situations of social fragility. Participating therefore means having fun and, at the same time, contributing to building a more attentive and sensitive community.

The role of the Cerano community

The event is made possible by the collaboration between the association and the Pro Loco Cerano, confirming how the entire local community has rallied around Arianna's memory. In just a few seasons, the association has exceeded one hundred members, a tangible sign of the emotional legacy left by the young woman in her community.