Matto Espresso Offers Little Tastes of Italy all around New York City
Walking into any of the 38 Matto Espresso locations in NYC feels like stepping into a vibrant corner of Italy, filled with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and just-baked pastries. Founded by Mosche and Jennifer Maman and Shlomi Levi, Matto was inspired by their extensive experience in the restaurant industry and frequent travels across Europe, p...
From train to village: Discover the Regionale's Links for smart tourism
Regional is not only providing train connections, but is actively engaged in developing integrated modes of transportation that also include buses, ships, and ferries. This approach aims to ensure increasingly intelligent travel experiences, simplifying ticket purchases and making travel easier for customers. Regional is the affordable option for e...
Magazzino Italian Art enters new chapter
Just a 40-minute drive or three Metro-North stops from Poughkeepsie, sits the only American museum dedicated to post-war and contemporary Italian art. Magazzino Italian Art in Cold Spring, a nonprofit museum and research center, serves to celebrate Italian artists and display their creative practices, from Arte Povera to the present. Just over a mo...
Poppi in Tuscany, surrounded by century old forests
The area between Florence and Arezzo continues to fascinate me. While visiting the forests of Sasso Fratino, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, I arrive in the charming village of Poppi - one of the most beautiful villages in Italy. Upon arrival, you are met with an almost medieval atmosphere, with alleys winding along ancient stone walls and an impress...
Angeli’s Pizzeria Bar to open fifth Baltimore location in December at vacant Noona’s
The vacant Noona’s restaurant space in Midtown will reopen in December as Angeli’s Pizzeria Bar, part of a fast-growing chain run by a family-owned group based in Baltimore. Representatives for Angeli’s and MCB Real Estate, the owner of the Fitzgerald mixed-use building where Noona’s ceased operations Nov. 1, announced on Tuesday that Angeli’s has...
Palermo's History in Print
The ticking of typewriter keys, constant like the stream of thoughts racing through the mind and eyes of a reporter as they translated events witnessed just hours before into words, was the unmistakable soundtrack that filled newspaper offices until the arrival of computers and their quieter keyboards. The passion and commitment, however, remain th...
Testimonial Dinner Planned to Honor Former Watertown High Football Coach John Barbati
Watertown High School alums and community members announced plans for a testimonial dinner in honor of former football coach John Barbati. The event, hosted by renowned Boston sportscaster Mike Lynch, takes-place on Tuesday, November 26 at the Watertown Sons of Italy. A member of Massachusetts High School Football Coaches’ Association Hall of Fame...
Italy-America Chamber of Commerce Southeast Georgia Chapter: let's Celebrate the
Sunday, November 17 · 6 - 9pm EST. Callanwolde Fine Arts Center - 980 Briarcliff Road Northeast Atlanta, GA. There are moments when everything aligns, when communities come together, conversations flow, and shared energy creates something truly special. The Italy-America Chamber of Commerce Southeast Georgia Chapter cordially invites you to our ann...
It’s National Cappuccino Day
Cappuccino, a coffee drink made with espresso and steamed and frothed milk, is celebrated today with National Cappuccino Day. About one-third of cappuccino is espresso, with the other two-thirds being milk. Cappuccino is usually served in a steam-heated porcelain cup and is sometimes sprinkled with cinnamon or cocoa powder. Coffee shops, both local...
"Vedere l'invisibile" (Seeing the invisible): 150 years of Guglielmo Marconi on display in Rome
It was a summer day in 1895 when 21-year-old Guglielmo Marconi first succeeded in transmitting a wireless signal from the attic of his home near Bologna. He was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1909, but it was not until 1912, when one of his radio transmitters helped save the lives of more than 700 passengers aboard the Titanic, that the general public...
Maniscalco brings family stories, not politics, to comedy stage
One of the top selling comedians today brings his act to the Covelli Centre (Youngstown, OH) next week. Maniscalco’s current tour will be filmed for an upcoming special that will debut on Hulu as part of its new “Hularious” series of monthly standup performances. In a statement last month announcing the deal, Maniscalco said, “How many times do you...
Turin: Italy's first capital, preceding Rome by a decade
When people think of the capital of Italy, their minds often go straight to Rome. However, the Eternal City was actually the third capital of the unified country. The first capital of Italy, located further north, was Turin—historically significant as the seat of power for the Savoy dynasty and an ancient centre of the Kingdom of Sardinia. In this...