21 years, Italian style: Mangiare. Cantare. Ballare.
On June 6, Davidson celebrated its 21st anniversary at La Felicità. An evening inspired by the spirit of la dolce vita, where simply walking through the doors was enough to feel transported to the other side of the Alps.
From the moment guests arrived, the scene was set: LA FELICIDAV.
A guitar-and-vocals trio welcomed everyone with classic Italian tunes, while market stalls overflowing with lemons evoked the charm of Naples.
A Vespa stood ready to whisk Davs away to the Amalfi Coast. Between retro sunglasses, colorful scarves, and all kinds of accessories, the photo booth felt like a true Italian holiday.
Before dinner was even served, everyone found their own way to have fun. A game of table football, a few rounds on the pinball machine, or a match of Scopa at the Club del Carte… Conversations started naturally, as did joyful reunions.
Then came the moment to share the meal. Long wooden tables gradually filled up, capturing the spirit of traditional Italian family gatherings, where people move from seat to seat as conversations unfold. Wood-fired pizzas came fresh from the oven, burrata disappeared almost as quickly as it was served, and generous dishes were shared with warmth and simplicity.
La dolce vita continued through dessert. The gelato stand was an instant hit, with Sicilian pistachio, Amalfi lemon, and Piedmont hazelnut among the favorites. Just a few steps away, the dessert wagon kept the Italian journey going… And a special mention goes to the tiramisu bar—some people are still talking about it. Mamma mia! 🤌
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As the evening unfolded, the atmosphere shifted. Italo-disco hits accompanied the final conversations before karaoke and the DJ took over, getting everyone on their feet. One hit followed another without a break, and so did the volunteers—both at the microphone and on the dance floor.
At 21 years old, Davidson continues to bring people together and create opportunities to connect. But it was the Davs themselves who created those spontaneous moments that no one could have planned—and those are often the memories that last.
No matter the venue or the number of candles to blow out, what truly matters is being together. So, GRAZIE MILLE!
