Mercatino delle uova
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38 artisti presentano e vendono le loro opere pasquali.
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Il mercatino delle uova di Pasqua di Wolfwil, nel canton Soletta, è stato organizzato per la prima volta nel 1990 con lo scopo di promuovere la cultura e la tradizione delle decorazioni delle uova. L’evento locale è ora diventato un appuntamento internazionale: i partecipanti di quest’anno provengono da Svizzera, Germania, Russia, Ungheria e Francia. (Foto e testo: Rolf Amiet, swissinfo)
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