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FRIENDS OF THE ITALIAN CULTURAL CENTER OF BOSTON
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Eataly is coming to Boston in 2016!
Openings are available
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CORSI DI LINGUA ITALIANA PER BAMBINI
PIB presenta: corsi "avanzati" di lingua italiana per i bambini di età dai 3 ai 10 anni che parlano bene l'italiano
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Classes in First Level and Second Level Italian will be offered on Wednesdays. For additional information contact
Steve Maio (781) 640-3637.
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Appian Club of Stoneham, Italian classes for adults and children will begin in September.
For further details or registration forms, contact John Nocella at 781-438-5687 or, preferably, at john02180@gmail.com.
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Italian classes for adults winter session starts January 5 2016.
The only school with certification of proficiency according with European guidelines
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Classes are held on Saturday for a total of 30 weeks beginning September 20
P.O. Box 565 East Boston, MA 02128
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Burlington Sons of Italy Lodge 2223
The Burlington Sons of Italy will once again offer Italian Classes for the fall semester on Wednesday, September 14, 2016.
Classes are offered at 6 levels from Beginner
to Advanced.
See www.burlingtonsonsofitaly.org
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Cari italiani e cari amici dell'Italia,
è con grande piacere che vi trasmetto l'edizione di ottobre della Newsletter Consolare. Ottobre è l'Italian Heritage Month, un mese tradizionalmente ricco di eventi che contribuiscono a diffondere i valori della nostra cultura e la conoscenza del fondamentale contributo che la collettività italiana e italoamericana ha dato alla crescita degli Stati Uniti d'America.
Tra i vari eventi che caratterizzano questo mese di ottobre, desidero segnalarvi quelli collegati alla XVI edizione della Settimana della Lingua Italiana, in particolare la quinta edizione del Salvemini Colloquium che si terrà presso il Center for European Studies di Harvard, nonché la nuova edizione dell'Aperitivo Scientifico nel corso del quale avremo il piacere di ospitare Stefano Domenicali, CEO di Lamborghini.
Desidero inoltre attirare la vostra attenzione sulla raccolta di fondi "Boston Stands with Italy" a favore delle popolazioni del centro Italia colpite dal terremoto del 24 agosto u.s.. L'evento e' organizzato dal COMITES (Comitato degli Italiani Residenti all'Estero), sotto gli auspici del Consolato Generale e si terra' dalle 13 alle 18 del 23 ottobre presso lo Steriti Rink del North End. Vi aspetto numerosi!
Colgo infine l'occasione per ricordare che sono stati convocati per domenica 4 dicembre 2016 i comizi elettorali per il Referendum costituzionale. Gli elettori residenti all'estero ed iscritti all'AIRE (Anagrafe degli Italiani Residenti all'Estero) riceveranno come di consueto il plico elettorale al loro indirizzo di residenza. Maggiori informazioni qui sotto per gli elettori iscritti all'AIRE che intendessero votare in Italia oppure per coloro che, temporaneamente domiciliati in questa circoscrizione consolare, intendano votare all'estero per corrispondenza.
Buona Lettura a tutti e spero di vedervi partecipare numerosi ai vari eventi!
Nicola De Santis
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Dear Italians and Friends of Italy,
It is with great pleasure I send out the October Consular newsletter. October is Italian Heritage Month, a month traditionally rich of events which help the spreading of our culture and the acknowledgment of the essential contribution the Italian and Italian-American communities have played toward the growth of the United States.
Among the many events of this month I would like to bring to your attention those connected to the XVI edition of the Week of the Italian Language, in particular the fifth edition of the Salvemini Colloquium which will be held at the Center for European Studies at Harvard and the new edition of the Aperitivo Scientifico where we will have the pleasure to host Stefano Domenicali, CEO of Lamborghini.
I wish to point out also the fundraising event "Boston Stands with Italy" to benefit the population hit by the earthquake on August 24th. The event is organized by COMITES (Committee of the Italian Residing Abroad) under the Auspices of the Italian Consulate which will take place from 1 to 6pm on October 23rd at the Steriti Rink in the North End. I hope to see many of you!
I take this opportunity to remind everyone that on Sunday December 4th 2016 Italy will vote on a Constitutional Referendum . The electors residing abroad and registered with AIRE (Vital Records of Italian residing abroad) will receive the electoral ballot by mail at their address. More information are below for those voters registered AIRE who would like to vote in Italy or for those Italian who find themselves temporarily abroad within this jurisdiction and wish to vote by mail.
Happy reading to all and I hope to see you all at these various events!!
Nicola De Santis
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NEW ENGLAND ITALIAN FILM FESTIVAL 2016
Organized by the Educational Office of the Italian Consulate in Boston and The Department of Italian Studies of six Universities, a selection of contemporary Italian films, provided by the Italian Ministero degli Affari Esteri, will be shown in six New England's Colleges through a time span of approximately two months (October - November 2016). The event is addressed to the students of Italian of the various universities and to the Italian students in general.
For additional information and screenings please contact:
A fresh start for the Scuola di perfezionamento linguistico culturale
 In the first part of this new school year the Scuola di perfezionamento linguistico culturale for teachers of Italian will start (free for teachers of Italian in New England).
Recently initiated by the Educational Office of the Consulate General of Italy in Boston and born from collaboration between five Departments of Italian at universities in Boston, the school aims at offering a continuous support to teachers, in particular to non-native ones. This year the five face-to-face classes will be held at Northeastern University and they will be integrated by five web-assisted online activities, with online material and guided WebQuests. This is a way to support the teachers of Elementary, Middle and High schools that feel the need to enhance their Italian - communicative and linguistic competence In the following days, registration forms will be sent directly to teachers.
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Friday, October 7| 6:00-9:00| Dante Alighieri| 41 Hampshire Street, Cambridge
Food & wine pairing fundraiser
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October 7-29 | I AM Books |189 North Street, Boston
October events at I AM Books
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Sunday, October 9 | 6:00pm | Faneuil Hall | 1 Faneuil Hall, Boston
US Premiere screening of: Briciole sul Mare
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Monday, October 10 | 10:00am| Dante Alighieri Society | 41 Hampshire Street, Cambridge
"Christopher Columbus Day" in Cambridge
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Thursday, October 13 | 5:30pm | Boston College | Devlin Hall | Room 101 | Chestnut Hill
"Listening To Italian Cinema: Nino Rota & Ennio Morricone"
The most beloved sound of Italian cinema, it is fair to say, emanates from 2 composers born almost a generation apart: Nino Rota and Ennio Morricone. Musicologist & cultural historian Prof. Sciannameo was part of their world for decades and will tell their story while guiding the audience through the listening pleasure of the magical sound of Italian cinema.
For BC maps and directions:
Sponsored by the Sottile Fund for Italian Studies, BC Dept. of Romance Languages
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Thursday, October 13 | 7:00pm | CharlesMark Hotel | 655 Boylston Street, Boston
Cocktail Italiano - Professionisti Italiani Boston
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Thursday, October 13 | 7:30pm | Regatta Jazz Bar | The Charles Hotel | One Bennett Street, Cambridge
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Saturday, October 15 | 7:00pm | Dante Alighieri Society of Massachusetts | 41 Hampshire Street, Cambridge
Bringing art song to Boston: Heaven and Earth: Italian Heritage in Musical Expression
Songs by Respighi, Donizetti, Catalani, Tosti, and Castelnuovo-Tedesco Featuring Celeste Godin, soprano; Britt Brown, mezzo-soprano; Rafael Helbig-Kostka, tenor; Junhan Choi, baritone; Stephanie Mao, piano; and Seoyon MacDonald, piano.
Pizza party at a classical song concert? Why not?! Join us as we celebrate Italian Heritage Month with the Italian community in Boston! Enjoy delicious songs, wine, and pizza! www.bostonartsongsociety.org
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Sunday, October 16 |3:00-5:00pm| Boston College | Higgins Hall | Room 300 |140 Commonwealth Avenue, Chestnut Hill
L'Alluvione di Firenze del 1966
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Tuesday, October 18| 5:00pm | Consolato Generale d'Italia | 600 Atlantic Avenue, Boston
Aperitivo Scientifico: Lamborghini la macchina del futuro
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Thursday, October 20 | 5:30-7:00pm | Lower Level Conference Room, Busch Hall | The Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies at Harvard | 27 Kirkland Street, Cambridge
Salvemini Colloquium in Italian History and Culture: "The Italian Republic and the Role of Women in the Political Sphere"
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Friday, October 21 | 8:00pm | Scullers Jazz Club| Doubletree Suites by Hilton Hotel, 400 Soldiers Field Road, Boston
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October 22 and 23 | M.I.T.| MIT campus, in Building 36, Haus and Allen rooms | 50 Vassar Street, Cambridge
The Alumni Polimi North America Reunion 2016
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Saturday, October 22 | 7:00pm | Dante Alighieri Society| 41 Hampshire Street, Cambridge
Craig Hartley Trio: Books On Tape - Italian Edition
Jazz Concert
Craig Hartley's Books On Tape - Italian Edition is Hartley's jazz trio comprised of Italian musicians he tours with in Italy. Craig Hartley is an accomplished composer, producer, and pianist with an eclectic background. A premier Italian bassist, Giuseppe Venezia studied classical and jazz music and is music director of the Basilijazz Festival in Basilicata. Drummer Elio Coppola
Free parking in our lot - Light refreshments courtesy of Pres. Frank Addivinola
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Every Saturday starting, October 22 | 2:00pm | C.A.S.IT. | 37 Water Street, Wakefield
C.A.S.IT. Gioca con me
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Sunday, October 23| 1:00-6:00pm| Steriti Rink | 561 Commercial Street, Boston
Grande Evento di Solidarieta' Fundraising
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Sunday, October 23 |
Museum of Science | 1 Science Park, Boston
Temporary Exhibit - Da Vinci - The Genius
 Join us for Da Vinci - The Genius, the most comprehensive exhibition on the Renaissance master ever to tour the world. Featuring over 200 exquisite pieces, including 75 large-scale recreations of his machine inventions, and in-depth studies of his most famous paintings, this is your chance to see inside the mind of a genius.
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The PIB Italian Saturday School for Boston Children | Scuola Italiana del Sabato PIB per Bambini dell'Area di Boston
Available fellowships for selected families available
The first and only full-immersion Saturday Italian classes in New England. School textbooks for optional homework. Professionally designed programs alternating comprehension, speaking, grammar, writing exercises and games. Mother tongue committed teachers. A Saturday joy for children and parents! Click for the PDF
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Through December 4, 2016 | Lois B. and Michael K. Torf Gallery (Gallery 184)| Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Della Robbia - Sculpting with Color in Renaissance Florence
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Above: Andrea della Robbia, Prudence (detail), about 1475. Glazed terracotta. Lent by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Purchase, Joseph Pulitzer Bequest, 1921.
Celebrate the beauty and liveliness of Della Robbia sculptures.
In the 15th century, Luca della Robbia (1399/1400-1482) invented a glazing technique for sculpture characterized by brilliant opaque whites and deep cerulean blues. Luca shared the secrets of his technique with his nephew and principal collaborator Andrea della Robbia, who in turn passed them on to his sons Giovanni, Luca the Younger, Marco, Francesco, and Girolamo. The Della Robbia family workshop flourished in Florence for about a century, producing expressive artworks for all spheres of life. Portraying both sacred and secular themes, it gained a strong presence in public spaces-from street corners to churches-and private homes. Production of sculpture using this technique lasted only about a century before its secrets were lost. Some of the most familiar images today of Renaissance Italy, Della Robbia sculptures have retained their original color and shine over the centuries.
"Della Robbia: Sculpting with Color in Renaissance Florence" presents these works as powerful, expressive examples of the best of Italian Renaissance art. The exhibition features about 50 objects, mostly from American collections but including six important loans from Italy, never seen in the US before. The Visitation (about 1445) from the church of San Giovanni Fuorcivitas in Pistoia and the Brooklyn Museum's newly restored Resurrection of Christ (about 1520-24) travel to Boston along with a trio of nearly life-size works from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the Uffizi Gallery in Florence and a private collection. The exhibition of glazed terracotta Renaissance works by the Della Robbia and rival workshops spans a variety of formats-Madonna and Child reliefs, small- and large-scale figures, narrative reliefs, coats-of-arms, and still-life compositions-that demonstrate the range and visual impact of the groundbreaking Della Robbia glazing technique.
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Through January 9, 2017 | Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum | Anne H. Fitzpatrick Façade| 25 Evans Way, Boston
Maurizio Cannavacciuolo - A lecture on Martian History
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Maurizio Cannavacciuolo is the eighth Artist-in-Residence to create a temporary site-specific work for the Museum's Anne H. Fitzpatrick Façade. A native of Naples, he has lived and traveled extensively in Asia, especially India and Thailand. His art explores the many ways cultural influences overlap and diverge in contemporary society.
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Through January 16, 2017 | Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum | 25 Evans Way, Boston
Beyond Words: Italian Renaissance Books
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Rarely seen, exquisite Renaissance manuscripts and early printed books make this a once-in-a-lifetime exhibition. Beyond Words: Italian Renaissance Books showcases over 65 Renaissance paintings hidden between the covers of rare books in Boston's libraries and museums. The works-remarkable for their beauty and jewel-like colors-will be on view at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston from Sept. 22 through Jan. 16, 2017.
At the heart of the show is a remarkable trove of illuminated manuscripts from celebrated Renaissance libraries. Written, illustrated, and bound by the hands of leading artists for popes, princes, and scions of Italian dynasties, they were produced as one-of-a-kind luxury items. Complementing the painted manuscripts are books from the dawn of printing including Isabella Stewart Gardner's own rare, first Florentine edition of Dante's Divine Comedy illustrated by Botticelli and the first copy of this edition to enter an American collection. All of the books in the exhibition shed new light on Renaissance patrons, artists, scribes, and printers from an era when the art of bookmaking reached its pinnacle.
The Gardner's show is part of an ambitious city-wide collaborative project entitledBeyond Words: Illuminated Manuscripts in Boston Collections, which is the largest ever exhibition of medieval and Renaissance books held in North America. The Gardner joins Harvard University's Houghton Library and Boston College's McMullen Museum as one of three venues which will simultaneously display 260 outstanding painted and printed books selected by a team of local experts from 18 Boston-area institutions. Read more here
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Journal of Italian Cinema and Media Studies (JICMS)
 Founded and edited by Professor Flavia Laviosa (Wellesley College, USA) in 2012 and published by Intellect (UK), JICMS is the only English-language academic journal representing a forum for theoretical, methodological and critical debate on Italian film and media production, distribution, and reception. The journal enters the international publishing world as a platform for dialogue between academics, filmmakers, and cinema and media professionals. The journal includes critical articles, book and film reviews, notes on Italian film festivals, and a special section on independent filmmakers.
The journal dedicates a special issue (Volume 4:2, 2016), edited in collaboration with Massimo Mascolo, to the historic and artistic celebrations of the sixtieth anniversary of the David di Donatello Awards (1956-2016) with testimonials, reflections, and interviews with the following professionals in the Italian film industry: Gian Luigi Rondi, Giuliano Montaldo, Nicola Piovani, Paolo e Vittorio Taviani, Giuseppe Tornatore, Ennio Morricone, Emilia De Sica, Carlo Verdone, Giuseppe Battiston, Aldo Signoretti, Dino Trappetti, Luca Bigazzi, Francesca Calvelli and Paola Cortellesi. This special issue also includes several articles and the reviews of the films: Gian Luigi Rondi: Vita, Cinema, Passione di (Giorgio Treves, 2014); 50 Anni di David, 1956-2006, La storia per immagini (Massimo Mascolo, 2006); e La Grande Bellezza (Paolo Sorrentino, 2013).
This publication was made possible thanks to the collaboration with the Accademia del Cinema Italiano and generous support of Wellesley College
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Accademia della Cucina Italiana
Commitment and Research for the protection of the traditions of Italian cuisine
 Goethe disse "dimmi con chi vai e ti diro chi sei, e se so di cosa ti occupi sapro che cosa vuoi diventare".
L'Accademia Italiana della Cucina, ha lo scopo di identificare ristoranti italiani e di accertarne la qualita.
La qualita del cibo non puo essere isolata dalla qualita dell'ambiente, dal servizio, dalla conoscenza e gentilezza del personale. In sintesi, la vera esperienza italiana a tavola composta da tutti quegli elementi che contribuiscono a rendere la colazione un evento culturale e non una attivita mangiereccia, lo scopo non e' di sfamarsi bensi di ricordare odori e sapori autentici di una storia millenaria se pure in evoluzione. Gli Accademici condividono l'amore per la buona tavola e per la sana conversazione, l'Accademia riprende il pensiero di Goethe almeno nella sua prima parte tanto da celebrare lo stare insieme e nutrirne insegnamento. Al ristoratore, dedichiamo la seconda parte del pensiero di Goethe pertanto ci poniamo la domanda - di cosa si occupa principalmente il cuoco? Se si occupa della cucina allora l'amore per gli ingredienti e come innovarli rispettando la storia e la classicita della cucina Italiana, diventa l'attivita primaria. Tutto il resto e' business o peggio fuffa. I cuochi nel Medioevo erano organizzati e rappresentavano la propria gerarchia, con Enrico IV di Francia la gerarchia era stata suddivisa in aree di competenza con i "maestri chef, cuochi e porte chapes" dedicati a organizzare pranzi di nozze. Questi chef, alla fine del loro apprendistato avevano il compito di offrire 6 libbre di carne o pesce a ciascun membro della Confraternita e riceverne la critica.
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Let's Learn Italian-Impariamo L'italiano! -
Are You Interested In Studying Italian?
 Welcome to our Italian classes. Are you ready for an exciting and rewarding ten weeks studying the most beautiful language in the world? Our Italian Level 1 classes are designed for beginners and Level 2 for more experienced speakers and readers of Italian. Classes are taught by native Italian speakers and will include a variety of communicative activities, short readings and and written exercises. During the ten weeks of study, participants will also study cultural aspects of Italy and its people.
Schedule: Classes are conducted in the evening from 6:30 -8:00 PM. Day classes and private lessons can be arranged.
Tuition: $250 for ten session (Total 150 Hours).
Location: C.A.S.IT., Inc., 37 Water St., Unit 4, Wakefield, MA 01880
Information and Registration: Call Steve (781) 640-3637; smaio@casit.org
C.A.S.IT Inc. (Centro Attivita scholastiche Italiane) is under the auspices of the Consul General of Italy, Boston.
37 Water St-Unit #4
Wakefield, MA 01880
Office Phone (781) 224-0532
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Tel. 617-722-9201 - Fax 617-722-9407
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