The Dromos Festival is a widespread cultural project in Sardinia, founded in 1999 by Salvatore Corona, which over the years has established itself as a meeting point between global and local dimensions. The festival hosts international, national, and regional artists, spanning music, art, and literature to interpret contemporary themes. Through concerts, exhibitions, and meetings, Dromos tells stories of people and places, enhancing the authentic locations of the Sardinian territory. Its mission is to build connections between cultures and contribute, for over twenty-six years, to a process of cultural repopulation based on inclusion, identity, and cross-pollination.

The SuonoVerde project represents the Dromos festival's commitment to environmental sustainability, in line with the goals of the 2030 Agenda. Through concrete actions such as the use of biodegradable materials, the reduction of energy consumption, the use of renewable energy, and the promotion of local products, the festival works to reduce its environmental impact. This is accompanied by a path toward climate neutrality, thanks to the collaboration with Treedom and the creation of the "Dromos forest," which contributes to CO₂ absorption and the support of local communities. This commitment also extends to sustainable mobility and educational initiatives, promoting responsible behavior and circular economy models in collaboration with local organizations.