Exhibition – museum with a permanent collection dedicated to Little Tony, famous Italian singer and actor, a key figure in the music scene of the 1960s and an icon of Italian rock and roll, known for songs like “Cuore matto”.
The exhibition, designed and curated by Roberto Valerio, a longtime friend of the artist, is hosted at the Palazzo Simon Benetton in Valdobbiadene. It is a unique permanent museum, developed over approximately 500 square meters, that gathers a vast collection of original memorabilia belonging to the singer.
The exhibition path includes: stage costumes and personal items, musical instruments and records, photographs, awards, and materials related to the career, vintage cars (including Cadillac models from the 1950s and 1960s).
Many of the exhibited pieces were donated by Little Tony himself before his passing in 2013 and represent about 80% of the items that marked his artistic career.
The exhibition arises from the strong bond between Valerio and the artist and from the desire to preserve and enhance his memory, keeping the relationship alive with the singer's family as well.
Entry by free donation
