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NOLA Italians Prepare for the Annual St. Joseph’s Day Celebration: Meet Peter Gilberti (Exclusive Interview: Part I)

America Domani spoke to Peter Gilberti, the club president of the Italian American St. Joseph Society of New Orleans, about how the organization celebrates.

NOLA Italians Prepare for the Annual St. Joseph’s Day Celebration: Meet Peter Gilberti (Exclusive Interview: Part I)

6 Easy Ways to Learn Italian

Italian in particular can be a tricky language, as it has a total of 21 tenses, compared to 12 in English, and seven moods, according to The Local Italy.

6 Easy Ways to Learn Italian

An Archaeologist’s Guide to Rome

There is so much to see and always so little time in Rome, but if you are looking for a perfect mix of classical sites with off-the-beaten-path routes enjoy this suggestion.

An Archaeologist’s Guide to Rome

The Italian Artist Who Set the Stage for the Renaissance: Il Perugino

The legendary Renaissance-era Italian painter Pietro di Cristoforo Vannucci, known internationally as “Perugino,” is being commemorated through Perugino 2023, an online platform and in-person exhibit. Dedicated entirely to the painter’s life and masterpieces, Perugino 2023 commemorates the 500th anniversary of the artist’s death through a major exhibit in the city of Perugia, located in the

The Italian Artist Who Set the Stage for the Renaissance: Il Perugino

The Surprising Origins of the Lucky Neapolitan Horn

The Neapolitan horn is among the most recognized Italian symbols in the world. The Neapolitan horn is usually sold as a charm, for bracelets and necklaces, or as a keychain.

The Surprising Origins of the Lucky Neapolitan Horn

A Journey through Italian Poetry: Happy National Poetry Day!

Italian poetry has been traced back to the 13th century and it’s no surprise that some of the most enchanting and awe-inspiring pieces of literature and poetry have been written by Italians.

A Journey through Italian Poetry: Happy National Poetry Day!

It’s Time to Pay for the Pantheon

On March 16, Italian culture and church officials decided to charge a €5 ($5.28) entrance fee to visit Rome’s pantheon.

It’s Time to Pay for the Pantheon

Food of the Italian Islands: Meet Katie Parla (Exclusive Interview: Part I)

Katie Parla grew up in New Jersey in an Italian American family, but for the last twenty years she has been living in, writing about, and eating her way through Italy.

Food of the Italian Islands: Meet Katie Parla (Exclusive Interview: Part I)