Oltretempo Festival

Oltretempo Festival: the music that unites Municipio XIII

Oltretempo Festival is a vibrant music series held in Municipio XIII of Rome, in the Aurelio-Boccea area. Conceived and organized by the Associazione Andrea Soldani O.D.V. in partnership with the local municipality, the festival was born as a moment of connection and sharing for the neighborhood: an evening dedicated to great music, live performance, and entertainment, open to everyone and completely free of charge.

Parco Nicholas Green, the heart of the event

The natural stage for the event is Parco Nicholas Green, a green space in the Aurelio district named after the American boy whose story became a symbol of organ donation and solidarity. In this setting, the festival features an open-air stage where musicians and bands of various genres—from world music to Italian song—perform in an informal, family-friendly atmosphere that showcases local talent.

A project supported by the city

Oltretempo Festival is part of the cultural projects supported by the Municipality of Rome under the Roma Creativa 365 public call, a program through which Rome Capital funds initiatives spread across the territory. This recognition confirms the festival's value as a tool for cultural engagement and social cohesion in the more peripheral neighborhoods of the Lazio Region, which are often less reached by major events in the historic center.

What to expect

• Live concerts featuring artists and bands from various musical genres;
• Free admission in a local green space;
• A convivial atmosphere designed for families, young people, and residents;
• Promotion of the emerging Roman music scene.

A community festival

More than just a concert series, Oltretempo Festival serves as a gathering point for the Aurelio district and the entire Municipio XIII. The free format and the choice of a public park as a venue make the event accessible to everyone, in line with the charitable mission of the Associazione Andrea Soldani O.D.V. and the vision of culture that leaves theaters to meet people where they live, in the metropolitan city of Rome Capital.