Genoa's annual events
The archived site listed a long run of one-off, dated promotions and exhibitions from 2009–2015 — a specific gallery show, a particular year's festival edition, a Valentine's Day offer. We haven't revived any of those as if they were still current. What follows instead are the genuinely recurring, evergreen events the archive pointed to.
Rolli Days
Rolli Days is an open-house weekend during which a number of Genoa's historic "Palazzi dei Rolli" — 16th-century noble palazzi that were historically listed to host visiting dignitaries during the era of the Genoese Republic — open their doors to the public, often alongside contemporary art, music or dance installations staged inside. The Rolli palazzi collectively form part of Genoa's historic centre, which has been on the UNESCO World Heritage list since 2006. The archived pages also describe themed guided tours and food/wine events tying the palazzi's history to Ligurian cuisine.
We don't have current, verified dates for this year's Rolli Days — check an official Genoa tourism source for the current schedule.
Genoa Film Festival
Described on the archived site as the most significant cultural event in Liguria focused on cinema and audiovisual arts, the Genoa Film Festival is an annual festival historically held in June/July, built around a national short-film and documentary competition that the archive says drew over 500 entries a year, alongside themed international programme sections.
We don't have current, verified dates or programme details — check the festival's own official channels for the current edition.
Christmas season
The archived pages describe Genoa's Christmas season traditionally opening around the Feast of Sant'Ambrogio (7 December) and the Immaculate Conception (8 December), with seasonal handicraft markets appearing in the old town through December — historically including a market in Piazza Piccapietra near the Teatro Carlo Felice, and stalls around the Orefici, Soziglia and Campetto squares. Specific vendors, organisers and locations are likely to change year to year, so we're describing the general tradition rather than naming any market as still operating.