This late summer, Il Grumolo invites you to experience nature, creativity and conviviality in three special events.
On August 28, discover the world of bees with Honey Harvest, from the apiary to your own jar of honey.
On September 1, unwind with Sunset Yoga & Vegetarian Aperitivo, and on September 6, join us for Botanical Ceramics & Picnic Under the Stars.
Three special occasions to slow down, create and enjoy the beauty of the Tuscan countryside.

The Dance of Vanth is the artwork created by Gola Hundun during his artist residency at Il Grumolo for CARMI.CO – Carmignano Contemporanea 2026.
Inspired by the Etruscan deity Vanth, the work explores passage and the connection between earth and sky, past and present, human and non-human life.
Conceived as an inhabitable sculpture, it welcomes birds, insects and other forms of life, transforming into a small ecosystem.
It emerges from a dialogue with the landscape of Il Grumolo, where agriculture, nature and Etruscan memory have coexisted for thousands of years.
A living artwork that invites us not to see ourselves as spectators of nature, but as part of a community of living beings.

Three events dedicated to the profound connection between humans and nature. From Kusamono, the ancient Japanese art of creating miniature gardens, to mindfulness and meditation, rediscovering presence and harmony within ourselves, and finally The Way of the Bees, a journey into the world of beekeeping as an example of balance, cooperation and sustainability. Three unique experiences to enjoy at sunset, immersed in the quiet beauty of the hills of Artimino, where nature becomes both teacher and source of inspiration.