The Italian-American Heritage Club of Sussex County will hold a Mafia Murders Mystery Dinner fundraiser at 6 p.m., Friday, March 11, at CHEER Community Center, 20520 Sand Hill Road, Georgetown. Doors open at 5:15 p.m. This audience-interactive comedy will be performed by Ovation Dinner Theatre. Guests will be celebrating the 75th birthday of the go...

When something is pretty much perfect, there’s no need to change it! That’s the philosophy of Mrs. Robino’s Italian Restaurant in Wilmington, Delaware. Mrs. Robino’s has been a landmark in the city’s Little Italy neighborhood since 1940, and it’s their famous sauce that keeps people coming back year after year. Mrs. Robino's restaurant is a longsta...

Thursday, February 24, 2022. 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM EST. Executive Banquet & Conference Center - 205 Executive Drive - Newark, DE 19702. Delaware Italian American Foundation invites you to our annual meeting and fundraiser. Ceremonies begin at 6:30pm. Our Honorees into the Order of Merit are: Michael A. Begatto Sr., Claire DeMatteis, Italo Carrieri-Russ...

The Scratch Italian food truck has been serving up a variety of authentic Italian eats for over two years throughout the greater Columbus area, oftentimes while parked outside the Homestead Beer Co. Delaware Public House. And soon enough, they’ll be moving inside the popular brewery. Scratch Italian announced last night on their social media accoun...

The taste of the handmade doughnuts, steak rolls or dessert pastries has been sending customers back to Serpe & Sons Bakery for generations. It all started in 1952, when Domenico and Lucille Serpe established their small bakery in Wilmington on North Madison Street, producing bread and rolls, and later cakes, cinnamon buns, and tomato pie. By 1964,...

The eighth annual Brian Piccolo Award Ceremony, attended by more than 50 UNICO member and guests, was held Nov. 14 at St. Edmond Parish Hall. Master of ceremonies was Richard A. DiLiberto, Delaware Commission on Italian Heritage and Culture chair. Nick DelCampo, coach and referee of many sports in Delaware, was the innovative speaker. DiLiberto, De...

Visitors to Millsboro could soon be saying, “Sembra bello” — Italian for “That looks good” — once Alo’s Imports & Kitchen opens in the long-unoccupied train station near Millsboro Town Hall on Wilson Highway. Danny Alo, a Bronx, N.Y., native whose family has owned restaurants for years, said this week that he plans to open Alo’s in early November a...

At the annual Bocce Tournament held Sept. 11 at Mulligan’s Pointe in Georgetown, UNICO National President Steve Pelonero and local UNICO Rehoboth Area Chapter President Ed Mason joined the many who attended the event in support of the eighth annual Brian Piccolo Award.Monetary prizes and raffle items (50/50 and gift cards) were awarded as the day o...

Waaayyy back in March 2012 I cooed excitedly on these pages about a sign on a tiny storefront in downtown Rehoboth that read: “Touch of Italy - Opening Soon!” Visions of the salty freshness of handmade mozzarella and authentic New York hero sandwiches danced in my head. (Truth be told, that’s more or less a daily occurrence for me.) Old news, of co...

October is National Italian American Heritage Month, a month dedicated to celebrating the distinguished cultural contributions of Americans with Italian lineage. According to the United States Census Bureau, as of 2019, more than 16 million Americans of Italian descent reside in the United States, making up the seventh largest ethnic group in the c...