Torre del Greco is preparing a public March for Peace on Tuesday, 13 October 2026, starting at 5:30 p.m. The march will bring residents, associations and local community groups together in the city centre for an evening focused on dialogue, solidarity and civic participation.

The initiative is promoted by the committee "Torre in Movimento per la Pace" and is supported by the municipal administration. According to the organisers, the march is conceived as a civil response to international crises, inviting the city to take a visible and peaceful stand together.

Starting point and route

The march will start and finish in Piazza Santa Croce. From there, the procession will move through the centre of Torre del Greco and return to the same square.

The announced route includes:

  • Via Salvatore Noto
  • Via Roma
  • Corso Vittorio Emanuele
  • Via Diego Colamarino

Participants are therefore asked to gather in Piazza Santa Croce before the 5:30 p.m. departure. No official estimate of the number of participants or the expected duration of the walk has been published.

Music, speeches and a closing song

The walk will be accompanied by music along the route. Once the procession returns to Piazza Santa Croce, the event will close with public remarks on the theme of peace and a collective song.

Two closing speakers have been announced:

  • Angelica Romano, co-president of the association "Un ponte per"
  • Ermete Ferraro, president of MIR-Movimento Internazionale della Riconciliazione

Their interventions will frame the final gathering in the square, followed by the choral singing that concludes the programme.

Who can take part

The march is open to the general public. Citizens, associations and social organisations in the area are invited to join the committee's procession, either as groups or as individuals.

The message from the organisers is deliberately inclusive: the march is presented as an opportunity for ordinary civic participation, not as an event reserved for members of a particular organisation.

What to know before going

This article was published before the event, so attendance, the actual conduct of the march and any last-minute organisational changes have not yet been verified.

In particular, no verified details have been published about possible traffic changes, security arrangements or accessibility services for the route. Visitors planning to attend should allow extra time to reach Piazza Santa Croce and check local announcements closer to 13 October for any practical updates.