BY: Joel Luks
In a salute to Italian culture and community, signore e signori filled the halls of River Oaks Country Club for the Italian Cultural and Community Center’s annual luncheon, aptly named “Bella Roma.” The sold-out event was abuzz with elegance and poise — la dolce vita indeed — as it raised a record-breaking $212,000 to support its programs.
Chairs Karen Remington and Saula Centa Valente beamed with pride as honorees Debbie and Rudy Festari stole the show, bringing fresh faces and fervent supporters into the fold. The Italian celebration unfolded like a well-crafted opera, with Italian vino flowing during a festive wine pull, an auction and raffle, and an Italian-inspired fashion display courtesy of sponsor Saks Fifth Avenue.
SOURCE: https://houston.culturemap.com
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