July 27 – 31

Day Camp for children 6 to 12 years old who are interested in learning about Italy, its people, and their customs and traditions.

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For a century, Stracciatella has remained true to its origins — born from a simple intuition, carrying the same name around the world, and crafted from a recipe that has never changed. More than a recipe, it is a philosophy: a way of living the craft, embracing the market, and telling a story through every creation. Read more in our May Newsletter

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For years, we have spoken about a vision—one that celebrates heritage, builds community, and creates a lasting home for culture, education, and connection. What once began as an idea shared among passionate supporters is now becoming a reality.

Step by step, through the dedication of volunteers, the generosity of donors, and the enthusiasm of our community, our vision is taking shape. Plans are turning into action, and dreams are transforming into something tangible that will serve generations to come.

This is more than a project. It is a commitment to preserving traditions, sharing culture, and creating a welcoming place where people can gather, learn, and celebrate together. See more.

Join us April 8th for an evening of thoughtfully paired Italian wines and seasonal appetizers that celebrate everything we love about Italian spring. From the first sip to the last bite, we’re transporting you to Italia. Tickets available at Eventbrite.

Remembering innovative Italians means honoring generations of thinkers, creators, and problem-solvers whose ideas continue to shape our world. From the Renaissance to the modern age, these individuals combined imagination with determination, leaving behind more than achievements—they left inspiration. By remembering their contributions, we celebrate not only what they created, but the enduring Italian spirit of curiosity, ingenuity, and resilience that continues to influence future generations. 

Explore a selection of notable Italian innovators.

If you’ve passed the Italian American Cultural Center recently, you’ve likely noticed it — progress is no longer theoretical. As of late December 2025, construction is well underway, marking an important milestone as planning and promise give way to visible transformation.

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