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Giants Parade: A Small Town Affair. Behind the Scenes in Battery Park

Benedetta Grasso

To honor the winners of the 2012 Super Bowl today NY organized a parade for the Giants in the Financial District. Here's a report from someone who lives there and saw the event...

Breaking the Silence, Yet Again

Letizia Airos



Reflections on indifference and forgetfulness between musical notes as the names of families deported to Auschwitz are read on Park Avenue. Against the ever-present risk of...

Remembrance Day - Reading and Music

New York City. On January 27, Giornata della memoria, we gathered outside the Consulate General of Italy on Park Avenue to read the names of the thousands of Italian Jewish...

150 Years of Genio Italiano. Opening

Iwona Adamczyk

The contribution of the Italians to the world does not stop at art and literature and the proof of this is provided in the form of the exhibit “150 Anni di Genio Italiano-...

Saviano at NYU with Roubini. Criminal Economy and Mafia

Luca Delbello

Gomorrah's writer met with students, professors and journalists at New York University's Paulson Auditorium. He talked about mafia and its impact on the financial crisis.

2 Cities of Spontaneity, 1 Exhibit: Delirious Naples and Manic New York

Gabrielle Pati

In her new multimedia art exhibition at the Hofstra University Museum, world-renowned artist B. Amore, an Italian American herself, creates a landscape that encompasses the...

Endlessly Fighting Against Italian Sounding Products

Natasha Lardera

The war is never over, as recently a well known Italian food company, Parmacotto, has agreed to produce in the state of New York cured meats with Italian names.

PHOTOSTORY - Cannoli @ the San Gennaro Feast in Little Italy (Manhattan)

San Gennaro may be the beloved namesake of the annual feast in Manhattan's Little Italy, but it's the world-famous cannoli eating contest that is among its most venerated...

Are You Ready for a Long Italian Jazz Marathon in NY?

Francesca Giuliani

Italian Jazz Festival at its third annual edition, brings together jazz lovers and students and the best artists from the scene, both Italian and Italian American, who will...

Honoring Italian emigrations after 150 years

Judith Harris

Italian emigration to the U.S. was fairly limited until 1870 and unification of Italy, but by 1900 the figure had risen to over 400,000, and in the decade after 1900 over...

9/11: Experiencing it First Hand to Believe?

Letizia Airos

I, too, could have been under those towers. Open reflection from someone who narrowly missed the attack

New Consul General of Italy in New York

Francesco Maria Talò's successor has been nominated. In September New York will welcome Minister Plenipotentiary Natalia Quitavalle for her first appointment as Consul General

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