ORTIGIA
SICILY
OCT
10-12
2024
DYNAMIC NETWORKING & COMMUNITY
ABOUT
Nomadic Sicily is a boutique festival for people who crave community and inspiration!
Participate in workshops and discussions led by Sicilian pioneers and thought leaders (see below) to gain valuable insights and to invite a new dynamic network into your life. See the full festival schedule here!
Nomadic Sicily is hosted by two female entrepreneurs who have chosen to make Sicily their forever home. Organized by Katrina Eglite, artist and the founder of Callme Studio, design studio and Ortigia Official coworking space and Michelle Titus, the founder of Cummari Sicily coliving & coworking space.
ORTIGIA
SYRACUSE
Nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean, Ortigia, the historic island district of Syracuse, Sicily (former headquarters of the Greek Empire), offers an unparalleled setting for us to gather. This enchanting destination seamlessly blends ancient history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture.
Nomadic Sicily will be hosted amid the backdrop of Baroque palaces, ancient temples, and charming narrow streets that whisper tales of the past.
Experience Sicilian hospitality, renowned for its warmth, generosity, and genuine kindness. Rooted in centuries-old traditions, it reflects the island's rich cultural heritage and deep sense of community, where visitors are often treated like family.
OUR SPEAKERS FEATURED IN
CEO of Orange Fiber
Our Experts
Co-founder of NFT ART ROOM
Ludovica Gualtieri Milano- the sustainable fashion house
Fondazione Marea -Research - Network - Legal
WHO IS IT FOR?
Lovers of Sicily and internationally-minded people including; entrepreneurs, business owners, remote workers and artists. Nomadic Sicily is an all gender and LGBTQIA+ friendly event.
Syracuse, Ortigia, Sicily
OUR SPEAKERS FEATURED IN
STUNNING LOCATIONS
Workshops and discussions will be hosted in a historic Siracusan palace and the home of MADE Accademia di Belle Arti Rosario Gagliardi.
Nomadic Sicily will be hosted in MADE's large ballroom (now classroom)
with views of the Ionian Sea below.