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The Leisure trade fair 2023
In 2023, the eternally young leisure time once again shines with three accents: Sport, Food & Young.
This year, the Young section is all about gaming and street art: in the Graffiti Space in the open-air area of the fair, you can look over the shoulders of a total of ten graffiti artists as they create their 3 by 2 metre works of art on the theme of "Growing together" in keeping with the 75th anniversary of Messe Bozen. The Graffiti Space will be active during the opening hours of the leisure time on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
The organisers, the team from the Volontarius association, are responsible for many street art projects in Bolzano and the surrounding area.
After the great success of 2022, this year there will be an even bigger Gaming Court, where visitors to the fair can let off steam in the digital and analogue gaming world. Over 400m² and more than 40 gaming stations will offer highlights for young and old, such as dozens of current and "antique" gaming consoles, show tournaments, a racing car simulator, Escape Room games, a huge selection of board and card games, and much more.
This year's highlight is the mixed reality Mario Kart track on over 60m²: visitors can steer a real Mario Kart through dangerous desert landscapes and glowing lava fields.
This year, the Young section is all about gaming and street art: in the Graffiti Space in the open-air area of the fair, you can look over the shoulders of a total of ten graffiti artists as they create their 3 by 2 metre works of art on the theme of "Growing together" in keeping with the 75th anniversary of Messe Bozen. The Graffiti Space will be active during the opening hours of the leisure time on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
The organisers, the team from the Volontarius association, are responsible for many street art projects in Bolzano and the surrounding area.
After the great success of 2022, this year there will be an even bigger Gaming Court, where visitors to the fair can let off steam in the digital and analogue gaming world. Over 400m² and more than 40 gaming stations will offer highlights for young and old, such as dozens of current and "antique" gaming consoles, show tournaments, a racing car simulator, Escape Room games, a huge selection of board and card games, and much more.
This year's highlight is the mixed reality Mario Kart track on over 60m²: visitors can steer a real Mario Kart through dangerous desert landscapes and glowing lava fields.
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