Corsica's first Cinema and TV Series Blockbusters Salon launches in Borgo, celebrating Star Wars and Harry Potter with free events for all ages.
Event organizer launches new salon in Corsica
Jean-Philippe Serpi, an event organizer in Corsica, is launching the first Cinema and TV Series Blockbusters Salon in Borgo. The event will take place on October 31 and November 1, featuring sections dedicated to popular film and television universes such as Star Wars and Harry Potter.Salon includes interactive activities and exhibits
The salon will include displays of specialized books, miniatures, collectibles, costumes, and other film and series-related items. It will also feature a parade and costume contest for children, a treasure hunt, a quiz, a raffle, and screenings of film and series excerpts with original soundtracks playing in the background.Event is free and organized with local collaboration
The Cinema and TV Series Blockbusters Salon will be free to attend. Serpi previously organized a Modeling and Miniature Salon in Borgo and stated that the new event is the result of collaboration with Christophe Gay from the association Creation Magic Movies, based in Southern Corsica.Local organizer praises supporters
Christophe Gay noted that the event was made possible by the energy, passion, and commitment of individuals who supported the initiative. The salon aims to bring together fans of cinema and television in a community-focused setting.Supermarket robbery leads to questioning in Tavaco
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