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Selections performed on the tour will represent some of the most important eighteenth-century music for mandolin and spinet and affirms the importance of this very Italian instrument in music history.

Join Aaron Caruso, back by popular demand, in a night of song, fun and great food. Dinner followed by show.
Please RSVP.
Admission: $60

Recitation by students of Italian, from participating local secondary schools followed by award ceremonies.

Sponsored by the LI Chapter, American Association of Teachers of Italian in collaboration with Stony Brook University’s Center for Italian Studies, Professional Education Outreach Office, and Department of European Languages.

The National Organization of Italian American Women in collaboration with the Calandra Institute invites you to celebrate Women’s History Month with Award Winning Investigative Reporter, Author and Editor of The Philadelphia Inquirer Rose Ciotta presenting her new book Cruel Games. Autographed books will be on sale. Seating is limited. Please RSVP.

Lecture by Stefano Vaccara, Journalist and Executive Director, America Oggi.

Sponsored by the Center for Italian Studies Stony Brook University

Lecture by Teresa Fiore, Professor of Italian at California State University, Long Beach.
Sponsored by the Center for Italian Studies Stony Brook University

International recording artist Cristina Fontanelli’s third appearance at New York’s premier nightclub. Featuring a popular program of Italian, Broadway and International classic songs and standards.

Admission: $40 ($60 premium) cover charge, plus $25 minimum food/drink

Speaker: Gianfranco Norelli, Director. History of Italian American immigrants. Introduction by Professor Stanislao Pugliese. Part of the “Italian Americans Documented on Film Series".
Sponsored by Hofstra Cultural Center.
Leo A. Guthart Cultural Center Theater, Joan and Donald E. Axinn Library.
Admission: free