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Colomba di Pasqua Is the Sweet Sign of Spring: Meet Nicola Olivieri, Owner of Veneto-Based Bakery Olivieri 1882 (Exclusive Interview)

Olivieri 1882, a 140-year-old intergenerational bakery based in Arzignano, in Italy’s northern Veneto region, arguably makes the best Colomba di Pasqua in Italy.

Colomba di Pasqua Is the Sweet Sign of Spring: Meet Nicola Olivieri, Owner of Veneto-Based Bakery Olivieri 1882 (Exclusive Interview)

8 Traditional and Savory Italian Easter Foods

what are some of the foods Italians eat for Easter? Here are 8 savory Easter foods you will find at a traditional Italian Easter feast.

8 Traditional and Savory Italian Easter Foods

Marvelous Murals that Color the Streets of Italy

Italy, a country dedicated to beauty, proves it is a place where pictorial creativity flourishes.

Marvelous Murals that Color the Streets of Italy

How to Feast for Easter the Neopolitan Way

In Naples and the surrounding region, tradtionally Easter was much more than just a Sunday afternoon lunch. Beginning on Holy Thursday, it has long been celebrated as a multi-day holiday, and while many of these traditions are uprooted by modernity, elements still remain.In Catholic teachings, Holy Thursday commemorates the Last Supper, a Seder meal Jesus

How to Feast for Easter the Neopolitan Way

3 Legends of the Famous Italian Easter Dessert, Colomba di Pasqua

The Colomba is Italy’s Easter-time dessert, the spring relation of Panettone, the cake the country eats at Christmas

3 Legends of the Famous Italian Easter Dessert, Colomba di Pasqua

Easter in Italy: No Chocolate Bunnies, but Plenty to Eat

You won’t find any chocolate bunnies in Italy for Easter because there is no Italian Easter bunny. However, like most major holidays, there are plenty of traditional foods to be eaten.

Easter in Italy: No Chocolate Bunnies, but Plenty to Eat

Italians Who Changed the Music Industry: Jim Croce

There are few songwriters whose legacy includes inspiring Dolly Parton, Frank Sinatra. Jim Croce, however, was no ordinary songwriter.

Italians Who Changed the Music Industry: Jim Croce

Check Out These Unique Easter Traditions in 4 Italian Cities

Easter is Italy’s most religious holiday after Christmas, and as such is a time to eat, enjoy time with family, and reflect on cultural and religious values.

Check Out These Unique Easter Traditions in 4 Italian Cities