Duh.  Turn around, idiot, turn around.

In the first place, it would help with my Italian if the Agenda Eventi would print the whole name, “Fiera della Madonna di Loreto,” instead of the foreshortened “Fiera di Loreto.”

In the second place, it would help with my Italian if Google Translate had not at first returned “Proud of Loreto.”  Time waits on no man to look up that “Loreto” (person, place, or thing), apparently, since the aforesaid pride is all-wrong to begin with.

In third place, it would help with my Italian (as my dear wife kindly tells me) if maybe I looked around for context clues at the fair, exhibition, or (even use your ancient French, if you must) fête.  Like the one we’ve been passing on the street for two days straight.

In the fourth and last place, about the link she has told me (and told me again, even after I thought I had fixed it) didn’t work: it does function now, I think.  Nice picture.  Looks exactly like the one iPhone took, except for it being much better than mine (which itself doesn’t seem to want to reload itself exactly the way the others have, when you click on it.  There will be time to learn the HTML hereafter, I suppose.  Meanwhile, WordPress still mis-formats the expanded image.  But I have learned, perhaps, in trying to solve that problem that the photo itself holds some promise if you crop more and more of it.  Who knew?).