Soap bubbles are much more than play. They are creativity, performance, emotion and a universal language capable of bringing people together across generations.

That is why Dulcop is proud to support, for the second consecutive year, the International Bubble Festival, the world's largest event dedicated entirely to the art of soap bubbles.

Held from 10 to 13 September in Mestre, Venice, the eighth edition of "A Sky Full of Bubbles" once again transformed Parco Albanese into an open-air stage where families, artists and visitors came together to celebrate one of the most fascinating forms of artistic expression.

More than one hundred international bubble artists, circus performers and street entertainers brought the festival to life through live performances that amazed audiences of all ages. Alongside the shows, workshops, educational activities and interactive play areas invited children and adults to discover the many creative possibilities offered by soap bubbles.

The festival also featured dedicated free-bubble areas, traditional games, family entertainment, artisan markets and food experiences, creating an inclusive event where creativity, learning and participation came together in a unique atmosphere.

Included in the official cultural programme of the City of Venice and coordinated by APS Kervan, the International Bubble Festival has become a global meeting point for artists, performers and enthusiasts who continue to explore the artistic, educational and cultural potential of soap bubbles.

Supporting the International Bubble Festival reflects a broader commitment: promoting soap bubbles not only as a toy, but also as an art form capable of inspiring creativity, encouraging experimentation and bringing communities together.

Being part of this event means supporting an international movement that continues to expand the boundaries of what soap bubbles can become.

We would like to thank the organisers, the artists and the thousands of visitors who once again made the International Bubble Festival a truly extraordinary celebration of creativity.