
S3 Ep.10 - The Last Dockyard Brotherhood: Stories from Venice’s Mutual Aid Society
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About this listen
In this episode of Venice Talks, we sit down with Cesare Peris, president of the historic Società di Mutuo Soccorso fra Carpentieri e Calafati, a unique Venetian institution rooted in solidarity, shipbuilding, and memory.
🔑 In this episode, we explore:
- The fascinating origins and mission of one of Venice’s oldest mutual aid societies
- Who the carpentieri e calafati were, and their essential role in the life of the Arsenale
- How the SMSCC has evolved through the centuries, adapting to today’s challenges
- Why preserving historical memory and traditional crafts matters now more than ever
- The society’s vision for the future of mutual support and intergenerational knowledge in Venice
- Personal reflections from Cesare on a life dedicated to culture, community, and commitment
✨ Credits:
Hosted by Monica Cesarato
Produced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire Media
Guest: Cesare Peris from Società di Mutuo Soccorso fra Carpentieri e Calafati
📍Whether you’re passionate about Venice, history, or community-led initiatives, this is a conversation not to miss.
👉 Listen now on your favorite platform — and don’t forget to follow Venice Talks for more stories from the heart of the lagoon.
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