Jimmy Sax at Fabrique, a show about the Jeju uprising at Melato, and workshops for children. All events on October 30th.
Milan is gearing up for a weekend rich in cultural and musical events in anticipation of the upcoming Halloween. Tonight, Friday, October 30, 2026, Fabrique will host a concert by saxophonist Jimmy Sax with his new show "Toi & Moi," accompanied by a four-piece band for a performance lasting about two hours.
Simultaneously, at the Teatro Studio Melato, the show "What Terrible Pain Love Is" debuts, based on Han Kang's novel about the suppression of the 1948 Jeju uprising in South Korea. For families, Mudec offers the workshop "Monsters, Metamorphoses, and Other Wonders" inspired by Matisse, while at the CityLife Shopping District, the "Alienween" workshops are kicking off.
Milan's weekend cultural programming fits into a longstanding city tradition that always offers a wide selection of events, especially around holidays like Halloween. The theatrical performance "What Terrible Pain Love Is" originates from an adaptation of a novel by South Korean writer Han Kang, who chose to tackle a tragic and little-known historical chapter outside her country: the 1948 uprising and subsequent repression on Jeju Island, which occurred in the context of Korea's division after World War II.
Meanwhile, Milan's music scene hosts internationally renowned artists like Jimmy Sax, a saxophonist who has built his career on genre fusion and live experimentation, and Tommy Emmanuel, an Australian guitarist specializing in fingerstyle technique. Children's events, such as the workshop at Mudec inspired by Henri Matisse, aim to blend entertainment with art education, turning Halloween into an occasion for family creativity.
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