On Thursday, September 4, the Locanda Verde restaurant, located in the heart of Manhattan’s Hudson Yards, hosted a press lunch organized as part of the Savor Quality from Europe project by the Consorzio del Vino Nobile di Montepulciano and APOT […]
For the first time in New York comes Campus Salute, the project that combines awareness, prevention and civic participation. After numerous editions in Italy and international missions, the format lands in the United States with a week of events, meetings
Campus Salute arrives in New York: Italian prevention serving the community Read More »
The Genoa Edition of the Columbus International Award was held at the magnificent and frescoed Salone di Rappresentanza of Palazzo Tursi, built between 1568 and 1579, which over the centuries passed under the ownership of noble Genoese families, was later
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Little Italy is preparing to host a great classic of New York’s Italian American community: the San Gennaro Festival. The event, which attracts thousands of visitors every year, will return from September 11 to 21, 2025, transforming the streets of
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After a five-year hiatus, New York’s American Museum of Natural History is reopening its doors to those who want to spend the night among dinosaur skeletons and animal dioramas. It thus resumes an initiative launched almost two decades ago now,
Overnight stays at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City are back. Read More »
On Saturday, September 13, St. Peter’s Square in the center of the Vatican will host a concert entitled “Grace for the World.” The event will feature well-known names in international music on stage, including Andrea Bocelli, Pharrell Williams and Karol
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The festive air returned to fill the streets on Hoboken’s riverfront for the ninety-ninth Hoboken Italian Festival, dedicated to Our Lady of Martyrs. After days of uncertainty related to bad weather, even the most awaited procession, that of the Marian
The 99th feast of Our Lady of Martyrs ended with a concert by the Diolovuole Band. Read More »
From the port of Castellammare del Golfo, in the province of Trapani, a 13-meter sailboat headed for New York has departed. The boat, built of aluminum and christened Nesea, is commanded by Francesco Felice Buonfantino, an architect and sailor, accompanied
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There is a reason that when the Village needs reminding of who it is, it always goes back to that wooden rectangle on Bleecker Street with the red sign: The Bitter End. It’s a room that doesn’t discount-if you have
On September 6, Davide Pannozzo returns to The Bitter End Read More »
New York is preparing to welcome young Italian talent in the visual arts with the official opening of the call for entries for the 21st edition of the New York Prize, a unique opportunity for emerging artists eager to immerse
