Be Pasta brings intimate, pasta-driven experience to Brooklyn
A new elevated pasta concept has just opened up in Brooklyn. Located at 447 1st St. in Park Slope, Be Pasta is a new pasta-driven experience that explores the versatility of pasta dishes. The concept is brought to life by the team behind acclaimed Spes (East Village), Have&Meyer (Williamsburg), and Terre (Park Slope), and in collaboration with thre...
Saint John School in the North End will celebrate 130th anniversary at May 9 gala
Saint John School is in the heart of the historic North End, but it’s been making its own glorious history in Catholic education for the past 130 years. In fact, Saint John will recognize its decades of excellence at a “Back To Our Roots” spring gala May 9 at the Battery Wharf Hotel. The school will turn back the clock and celebrate the neighborhoo...
The tiny Italian city that's full of Ferraris and millionaires in region loved by tourists
This small Italian city with beautiful rolling hills and charming streets is also home to countless Ferraris. Maranello, a small city in the Emilia-Romagna region of northern Italy, is globally recognised as the home of the elite auto brand. The city, located near Modena, is synonymous with luxury, speed, and Italian craftsmanship and attracts car...
Cucina Moderna Headed to Fort Lauderdale
It’s been a little more than two years since What Now reported on plans to open a new Cucina Moderna in Miramar. That location has since opened successfully, the third location for the Italian restaurant brand, which is now preparing to launch a fourth, this time in Fort Lauderdale, at 721 N Federal Highway. What Now reached out on Tuesday to owner...
Italian American Culture in Ashtabula, Ohio, by Nick McClure
Italian-Americans have lived in my hometown of Ashtabula, Ohio, for well over a hundred years. In that time they have become an integral part of the community’s culture, economy, and history. Many of the immigrants that came directly from Italy throughout the 20th century were able to find steady work in one of the area’s numerous factories, allowi...
Caffè Corretto: The Perfect Fusion of Espresso and Spirits
Italy, a country synonymous with culinary artistry, offers a range of unique beverages. Among these is the Caffè Corretto, which effortlessly combines the bold intensity of espresso with the warmth of spirits. Caffè Corretto translates to “corrected coffee” in Italian. The term “corrected” reflects the addition of a splash of liquor to a shot of es...
Cangiano’s Celebrates Five Year Anniversary Among Jersey City Residents
An Italian specialty shop with a diverse menu and a unique culinary love letter to classic Italian and European ingredients, Cangiano’s Marketplace celebrates its fifth anniversary in Jersey City.“We just have to say thank you! It’s just a great atmosphere here, and we are glad to be in such a diverse neighborhood,” said Cosmo Cangiano, one of thre...
That’s Amore Brings Back America’s Love For All Things Italiano
By popular demand, 54 Below once again opened its doors to the spirited celebration of Italian-American musical heritage with That’s Amore. This vibrant evening served as a heartfelt showcase for a new generation of outstanding Italian-American talent, each performer breathing new life into beloved classics made famous by legendary voices of the pa...
Exploring Italy in Spring
Italy, with its captivating mix of ancient history, stunning landscapes, and irresistible cuisine, is a destination that enchants travelers year-round. But come springtime, the country awakens with a renewed vibrancy that makes it one of the most rewarding seasons to visit. From the rolling hills of Tuscany to the colorful coastlines of the Amalfi,...
Pino’s Italian Food Market Opens In Dix Hills: 'Very, Very Excited'
Pino's Italian Food Market opened in Dix Hills in late March. The market, located at 683 Old Country Road, is owned by the family that runs The Original Salpino's of Wantagh and North Babylon. Paul Barbieri runs the shop with his father, Pino Barbieri, and brother-in-law, Larry Avvenire. Paul said he is "very, very excited" about bringing Pino's to...
What's up with WTI: Editorial # 186
Dear friends, since the beginning of the year, we have been working on a new version of our website, which will be online by the end of May. Our new We the Italians will be more innovative, faster, and more rational. There will be several new features, but the biggest change concerns the areas into which we have divided the United States from the v...
Italian entertainment: Quelli della notte: 40 years of legend
"Ogni giorno la vita è una grande corrita, ma la notte no! Ogni giorno è una lotta, chi sta sopra e chi sotta. Ma la notte no!”. These fun and catchy lyrics have been sung by millions of Italians. They are from "Ma la notte no," the famous opening theme of the television program Quelli della notte, which first aired exactly 40 years ago, on April 2...
