Built in the 19th century and renovated in the late 20th, the Beniamino Gigli Theater is the beating heart of the town’s cultural life. It hosts performances, meetings and events that involve residents and visitors in an atmosphere of participation and tradition, passing on the name of the famous tenor from the Marche region.
The façade of the modern building features a rose window that recalls those of the 13th century. Inside is a cylindrical Roman tombstone with dedicatory inscription, now used as a stoup.
