6Nov
Moltrasio's patronal feast
The feast of the patron saint San Martino in Moltrasio in November.
Blevio
Blevio's old parish church on the shore, with its tall bell tower, a pilastered front and a Prestinari organ of 1821.
The church of Santi Gordiano ed Epimaco, also called Santi Epimaco e Gordiano, is an old place of worship on the Blevio shore.
The present building took shape between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries, probably over an older church. The front is divided by four rows of pilasters and closed by a pediment; to the left of the doorway a plaque lists the village's benefactors, among them Sofia Vonwiller Mylius, the wife of one of the first owners of Villa Cademartori. Inside are a Prestinari organ of 1821 and statues of the two saints. It was Blevio's parish church until 1967, when the new church of San Francesco opened in the middle of the village and some works were moved there, among them a Deposition of the school of Morazzone. Beside the front rises the bell tower with its clock.
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Events within a few kilometres, on now or coming up.
Distances as the crow flies.