Families and sports enthusiasts in Alba will gather at the Paolo Brusco sports facility on Sunday, October 25, for the “Muoviti Alba” community initiative. Running from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the venue on via Pinot Gallizio, the free afternoon of physical activity requires no advance registration, according to municipal announcements.
Centro Sportivo Paolo Brusco Hosts Family Activities
The traveling sports format brings recreational and motor activities directly into local neighborhood facilities. The afternoon begins with joint exercises designed for participants of all ages to share movement together. Following a scheduled snack break, attendees can choose from three main sports disciplines: volleyball, badminton, and pickleball. Additionally, adult participants will have the opportunity to practice yoga under the guidance of experienced instructors.
Organizers have structured the event to encourage cross-generational participation and introduce residents to structured yet accessible sports formats. Local authorities emphasize that anyone can join simply by arriving in appropriate athletic wear.

Municipal Leadership and Local Partners Coordinate the Event
The city’s sports administration coordinates the program alongside community organizations and local sports clubs. Speaking on the upcoming schedule, Davide Tibaldi stated, We are renewing the appointment with the itinerant format dedicated to families inside the city’s sports centers.
Tibaldi also expressed gratitude to the local neighborhood committee and participating athletic associations, inviting residents of all ages to spend an afternoon dedicated to play, movement, and sport alongside expert coaches.
The collaborative effort behind the October 25 program involves several local entities, including Quartiere Moretta, Pallavolo Alba, Alba Shuttle Badminton, Sport Insieme, San Paolo Sport Alba, Associazione Dilettantistica Santa Margherita, and Chandra H.om.E. Financial and structural backing is provided by Fondazione CRC, alongside the municipal administration.
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