"Cinema Italian Style" all'’American Cinematheque di Los Angeles
Torna anche quest'anno "Cinema Italian Style", rassegna ideata da Luce Cinecittà in programma all'American Cinematheque da oggi e fino al 20 novembre. Dopo il successo delle precedenti edizioni, la rassegna proporrà il meglio del cinema italiano contemporaneo attraverso una selezione dei titoli che hanno riscosso maggior successo nel 2012, aprendo...
Call for Papers: Italian-American Foodways
Italian-American Foodways: Call for Papers for a Special Issue of Italian American Review Italian and Italian-American food has a long history in the homes, markets, and restaurants of the United States. For many immigrants, the hunger and food shortages associated with la miseria (literally, "misery") were a primary motivation for emigration, and...
Missione Federlegno a Chicago
Città: ChicagoPaese: STATI UNITIPeriodo di svolgimento: 01/06/2013 - 30/06/2013Descrizione: La Italian American Chamber of Commerce Midwest intende organizzare una missione di ditte italiane operanti nel settore arredo casa. La missione prevede l'organizzazione di incontri di business to business tra tali imprese e architetti, interior designers e...
St. Anthony’s Italian Family Feast Returns To Roselle Park In June
ROSELLE PARK- Church of the Assumption will present its annual St. Anthony Italian Family Feast again this summer, offering homemade cooking, an Italian style café, food vendors, non-stop entertainment and music, amusements, and games. The events, located on the Church grounds at 113 Chiego Place, Roselle Park, will begin on Thursday, June 6 and ru...
L'assessore Fedele in missione negli USA per il progetto promozionale del Sistema Calabria
L'Assessore regionale all'Internazionalizzazione Luigi Fedele ha partecipato ad una serie di eventi negli Stati Uniti che rientrano nel progetto promozionale del Sistema Calabria in Usa. La prima tappa della missione commerciale statunitense – informa una nota dell'ufficio stampa della Giunta - ha riguardato una manifestazione d'interesse...
The Italian American Celebration Announces Scholarship Winners for 2013
by Al Marotta The Italian American Celebration Honoring Christopher Columbus Committee (I.A.C.) has announced the recipients of their scholarships for 2013. The recipients were selected by a Scholarship Committee headed by Professor Dario Del Puppo of Trinity College, Hartford. The six scholarship recipients will each receive thei...
Teatro italiano tra ironia e commozione
di Marta Veltri Ormai un piccolo classico del teatro italiano, Marathon (La Maratona di New York) del milanese Edoardo Erba, approda al Dicapo Opera Theatre per la sua prima mise en scène a New York dopo essere stato tradotto in diciassette lingue e pubblicato in otto. Lo spettacolo ha debuttato nel 1993 al Teatro Due di Parma, con una per...
Join The Glorious Domenica Marchetti At Stonewall Kithcen For Summer Italian Cooking Classes
Cookbook author and culinary personality Domenica Marchetti will be the featured chef this weekend at the Stomewall Kitchen Cooking School.On Saturday July 6th the class is entitled A Glorious Vegetable Feast for Summer. The complete menu will include summer vegetables that are staples at the Italian table. Crostini with Grilled Peppers an...
Philadelphia's Historic Italian Market Photo Book Project
A one-of-a-kind photo book that takes you inside of the oldest continuously operating open air street market in the US. PLEASE SUPPORT THE PHOTO-BOOK PROJECT FOR PHILLY'S HISTORIC ITALIAN MARKET We are asking for your support of this Kickstarter Project to complete the printing of the Italian Market Photo Book, titled "Philadelphia's...
DaVinci’s Eataly and Italian Market Well Received in Ship Bottom
By Maria Scandale DaVinci's, in Ship Bottom, one of a very few new Island businesses to open this summer, quickly gained repeat customers to its inviting Eataly and Italian market. "Eataly" is a created word, and it does require a more made-to-order term than "eatery" to describe DaVinci's. Owners Marc and Virginia Zanone coaxed flavor an...
Italian archaeologists have grape expectations of their ancient wine
by Tom Kington Archeologists in Italy have set about making red wine exactly as the ancient Romans did, to see what it tastes like. Based at the University of Catania in Sicily and supported by Italy's national research centre, a team has planted a vineyard near Catania using techniques copied from ancient texts and expects its first...
California's "Winescapes" Created By Intensive Immigrant Labor
"Italians have played a major role in shaping the California wine industry, as is clear by the profusion of vowel-ending names among the state's wineries. In fact, many of the Italian American wineries that now dot the map of California's wine regions are third-generation immigrant operations whose heritage goes back to men and women who left Italy...