An anonymous comment left on the website during the summer was part of the catalyst that has spawned a new feature on barganews. The comment lamented the fact that according to him or her, there was more to Barga than just the historic centre and so barganews should be publishing articles from further afield and not just articles on art exhibitions, jazz musicians and the goings-on at Aristo's bar. Continue reading ‘New comic strip DA ARISTO’
The barganews award winning photographer O'Connor has been quietly posting up a small image each and every day on the front page of this site. The images form part on an ongoing project of his called Daily Images. Continue reading ‘Daily Images from 2007′
Small change - exhibition of photographs and paintings
Marcellina Braga and Alessandro Giuliani are exhibiting their work at the Scuola Materna in Barga Giardino. Marcellina is already known to the Barga audience after a number of exhibitions here of her bright colourful paintings and drawings making full use of her South American background. Continue reading ‘Small change - exhibition of photographs and paintings’
Rare images of mating snakes in Barga
This morning we publish some extremely rare images taken by the award winning photographer O’Connor yesterday of a pair of snakes mating in the Parco Kennedy just below Barga Vecchia.
The award winning photographer O’Connor was out and about on the roads around Barga this week photographing the recent Vespa outing.
He noticed that most of the wild flowers growing in the fields next to the roadsides this time of year all share the basic violet/purple hue. Continue reading ‘Spring flowers in Barga’
Photographs of Barga by Paesaggi Tina
A new series of photographs, including some of Barga by Paessagi Tina arrived in the barganews offices this morning. We publish them here hoping that more will be offered to the barganews readers in the future from this up and coming local photographer. Its very nice to see another view point on Barga on these pages - most of these images being shot from behind the Duomo, rather than the more traditional view point looking at or from the Duomo. Continue reading ‘Photographs of Barga by Paesaggi Tina’
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