Coronavirus, Eros Ramazzotti annulla il concerto di Los Angeles
Eros Ramazzotti rinuncia al gran finale del Vita ce n'è World Tour previsto a Los Angeles per il 13 marzo prossimo. Il tour che ha debuttato il 14 febbraio 2019 e che in questi 14 mesi ha conquistato tutto il mondo è in buona parte italiano, suonato, realizzato e organizzato da professionisti italiani ed Eros Ramazzotti, RadioRama e Vertigo non han...
Spring has sprung in Little Italy with lots to do
San Diego is revered for its beautiful weather all year round, but springtime is particularly beautiful. It’s the best weather to enjoy San Diego’s Little Italy with all its outdoor public spaces and flower-lined streets. From blooming jacarandas to the curated flower displays on the street corners, Little Italy is the perfect complement to San Die...
Finding Authentic Mozzarella with Audrey Ramini, California’s First Female Buffalo Farmer
The production of buffalo mozzarella hasn’t had much luck in the United States. Due to a lack of tradition, most farmers don’t have enough experience with water buffalos—wild, moody animals that tend to only produce rich, creamy milk once relaxed and at ease. Audrey Ramini, the first woman to run a buffalo mozzarella farm in California, is a pionee...
Sacramento to dedicate day for late restaurateur Biba Caggiano
She was known as an icon in Sacramento, a culinary influence and someone with a big heart. Soon, Sacramento will dedicate a day to Biba Caggiano, the late restaurateur who died last summer. This dedication will happen after a concert March 21 by the Sacramento Choral Society. "She was more than just a cook. She was a real figure in this town," said...
ISSNAF BAC Talks Series - March 2020
Wednesday, March 18, 2020 from 7:00 PM to 10:30 PM (PDT). Lucia’s Restaurant, 2016 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley, CA 94704. ISSNAF Bay Area Chapter is very excited to announce the March 18 BAC Talks event program. Join us, meet friends, and enjoy an authentic Italian pizza. This 10-minute presentation format spotlights Italian scholars and scientists work...
On Tap: Italian singer Pasquale Esposito to perform in Antioch
PBS star and Italian singer Pasquale Esposito will bring his romantic music March 21 to El Campanil Theatre. The Anthony “Nino” Lane Band will also perform in the Licata-Cardinale production. Doors open at 2:15 p.m. and the show starts at 3 p.m. Esposito is from Naples, Italy, and immigrated to the United States to pursue his passion for music in 1...
Donne con le ali
Where: Italian Cultural Institute in Los Angeles - When: From Tuesday, March 24, 2020 to Monday, February 24, 2020 In celebration of International Women's Day and of Women's History Month, the Consul General of Italy in Los Angeles Silvia Chiave will host a conversation with women engaged in activities oriented to help women’s empowerment. Confirme...
IACC postpones Taste of Italy events in Houston, New Orleans, and Savor Italy in Los Angeles
The Italy-America Chamber of Commerce South Central has officially postponed its food and wine festivals and trade fairs previously scheduled for March in Houston (March 29-30) and New Orleans (March 31). The Italy-America Chamber of Commerce West (Los Angeles) has also postponed the festivals’ sister event in Los Angeles previously scheduled for A...
PastaVino Collaboration to Debut at Oakland’s Prima Materia Throughout March and Beyond
Three veterans of the food and wine industry are joining forces in Oakland to rediscover the passionate heat, immediacy, and immersive history of food and wine so often lost in the restaurant setting. Chef Alessandro Campitelli of Chiaroscuro and Contrasto restaurants, sommelier Paul Robinson of New York’s Del Posto and Chiaroscuro, and former chef...
The Grandson of Italy’s Last King Owns a Pasta Food Truck in L.A.
It’s hard to believe that a member of Italy’s royal family has become an icon of the LA street food scene. In January, Vice released a mini documentary on Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy (47) and his pasta food truck, appropriately named after his own aristocratic title, “The Prince of Venice.” “You can be a policeman, a prince, a banker or whatever, b...
Removal recommended for Columbus statue in Discovery Park
The Human Relations Commission of Chula Vista voted unanimously Thursday evening to recommend the removal of the decades-old Christopher Columbus statue in Discovery Park. The statue has become a flash point over the last few months with vandals dousing the statue with red paint twice, costing the city thousands of dollars in cleanup work. In Chula...
LIFE AS A SCIENTIST - The Faces of “100 Female Experts” Project
In anticipation of International Women's Day (March 8) and of Italian Research Day (April 15) , the Italian Cultural Institute in Los Angeles hosts the photographic exhibition Life as a Scientist - The Faces of “100 Female Experts” Project organized with the Bracco Foundation, in coordination with the Embassy of Italy in US and under the auspices o...