The Vitae Fest 2025 is set to take place in Rome on October 25 to join music, art, and reconciliation under the theme: “Don’t burn bridges, become one.”
By Vatican News
Rome’s Parco Schuster will host Vitae Fest Roma 2025, a free evening of music, art, and reflection organized by the Vitae Global Foundation as part of the official Jubilee 2025 program.
The event will take place on Saturday, October 25, from 7:00 PM to 11:30 PM, bringing together young people, artists, and communities under the theme, “Don’t Burn Bridges, Become One.”
The festival aims to promote reconciliation with oneself, with others, and with God through artistic expression and shared experiences.
The initiative is part of Vitae’s broader mission to use art and media as instruments for dialogue, unity, and spiritual renewal.
Performing at the event will be Benji & Fede, Settembre, AKA 7even, Lowrah, Mimi, and DJ Guilherme, with Mariasole Pollio serving as host.
According to Luis Quinelli, founder and president of the Vitae Global Foundation, the event seeks to respond to what he described as a global spiritual challenge. “Through the power of art and music, we aim to reach young people where they are and accompany them on a spiritual journey of reconciliation with God and hope for the future.”
Founded in 2012, the Vitae Global Foundation is an international non-profit supported by leaders, artists, and professionals from various sectors.
Its work focuses on promoting the Gospel message through creative initiatives in art, media, and entertainment.
Following the success of Vitae Fest Mexico 2025, the Rome edition joins the Jubilee’s calendar of events, reinforcing the foundation’s mission to inspire youth around the world to become builders of peace and dialogue.
