An important thing to know about me is that I love to see behind-the-scenes types of things. As a kid, one of the things I loved to see on TV the most wasn't my favorite cartoons; it was any show or clip that showed me how things were made. Factory processes. That Mr. Rogers video where he took us through how crayons are made. You get the idea!
Ever since I was a kid, that's the kind of thing that's bound to both catch and hold my attention. Give me a factory tour, a museum experience with a particularly engaged presenter, or both; and I'm a very, very happy person for the next few hours.
If all the traits I've described above can also describe you, then I sincerely hope you'll find yourself in Bologna on Sunday, April 19, 2026. Why? Because that's Made in Italy National Day, and both the Ducati Factory and Museum are proudly participating in the day's festivities.
