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Mr. Tony Di Bartolo, Vice President for Public Relations of the Italian Genealogical Group. Who will share his journey of discovery. Join us as we reflect and learn about our Italian roots. Please RSVP seating is limited.

Sponsored by the Italian AmericanMuseum.

Italian American Museum
155 Mulberry Street, Manhattan

Ceremony awarding scholarships to one undergraduate, two graduate students, and two graduating, grandchildren of members of the Lodge. Former student scholarship recipients are invited to the presentation of their respective renewal awards. Anthony Julian Tamburri, Ph.D., Dean of the John D. Calandra Italian American Institute, Queens College/CUNY is the Guest Speaker.

Solo piano recital followed by a reception.

Nublu, Joe's Pub, Zebulon and The Italian Cultural Institute are pleased to announce the concert.

Rizzoli Bookstore & Farrar, Straus and Giroux cordially invite you to celebrate the publication of Bitter Spring: A Life of Ignazio Silone

Cocktail reception and booksigning

July 14, 2009, 5:30PM

Rizzoli Bookstore 31 West 57th Street (between 5th & 6th Avenues), New York City

Please call 1-800-52-Books to purchase a signed copy.

Untold Stories of how the people of Italy defied the horrors of the Holocaust
Survivors featured in the book will be present

RSVP by June 12th to [email protected]

You are cordially invited to visit the Italian Pavilion at the 2009 International Summer Fancy Food & Confection Show in New York.

Registration Fee: Pre-show $35; On-site $60.

Rhum & Pera - Weekend party line up
Let's start on Thursday after work at Tavern on the green! This party is pretty exclusive, is the grand opening and it's perfect for networking and mingling! I bet you will find many friends there
The event is from 8pm to 1am

Say Graziano's List at the door to access
Cover $5

Commissione Giovani is pleased to invite you to our next event on June 13th at Arthur Avenue in the Bronx. We will kick-off the inauguration of the 100th anniversary of Bronx Week.

During Bronx Week, the residents of the Bronx and its guests get the opportunity to honor and showcase historical landmarks, businesses, influential people, and the history of Italians and Italian Americans from the Bronx.

On view through July 8, 2009

The Italian Cultural Institute  hosts an exhibition of the Florentine architect, sculptor and multimedia artist Giampaolo di Cocco. The theme of the exhibition and site specific installation “La Danseuse obsèdante 3” derives  from a 1911 painting  by the futurist artist Gino Severini .