Palermo as a crossroads of scientific research and debate on biodiversity to mark the 40th anniversary of the reopening of the University's Gemmellaro Museum of Paleontology. The anniversary coincides with an internationally significant scientific event that will place our city at the center of the debate on the role of natural history museums as a cultural heritage and the protection of biodiversity, with the 7th International Congress on Biodiversity and the 9th Congress of the Italian Society of Malacology, scheduled for November 28 and 29.

Conference ‘The city and its ecosystem. Trees, pines and climate change’ dedicated to the complex and interconnected challenges that cities are called upon to face, representing the strategic role of greenery in urban contexts.

Palermo, capital of biodiversity: the University, the National Research Council (CNR) and Le Vie dei Tesori Foundation join forces to promote science, research and nature. 

Over thirty works that anthologically retrace the creative evolution of artist Maurilio Catalano, who transformed reality into visual poetry.

The 29th autumnal edition of the gardening and horticulture market exhibition will welcome over 60 exhibitors from across Italy, offering an opportunity to discover the latest trends in horticultural productions, as well as handcrafted products for the garden and outdoor living.

On the occasion of the 2025 Targa Florio Classica, the Museo dei Motori presents the conference "The Cultural Value of the Targa Florio," promoted by the Culture Commission of the Automobile Club of Palermo. The event includes an exhibition of historic photographs from the race held between 1971 and 1975. 

Guided tours of the Botanical Garden of Palermo by the Director of the Botanical Garden, Rosario Schicchi, and Curator Manlio Speciale, as part of a WWF initiative celebrating the value of urban greenery in all Italian cities.

A new technical-scientific collaboration project between the Botanical Garden and the 37th Wing of the Italian Air Force for the enhancement of environmental heritage

Inauguration of the permanent multimedia installation in the Sala Tineo of the Botanical Gardens. Il Pianeta delle Piante (Planet of Plants) is an immersive and interactive experience that tells the story of plants and their relationship with humans: from the origins of life on Earth to the challenges of the climate crisis, through science, technology and storytelling.