TORONTO – Non poteva iniziare in modo migliore l’Italian Heritage Month di Toronto: dopo l’alzabandiera a Queen’s Park, lunedì scorso, è stata la volta dell’Italian National Day organizzato con successo mercoledì sera dal Consolato Generale d’Italia al Liberty Grand Entertainment Complex…
TORONTO – Four straight questions. And then a shot to freeze, in a single image, a life experience. Thus was born the exhibition “Italians on the move – Stories from Italy to Toronto”, which collects 17 photo portraits of Italians who live and work in the GTA. Seventeen + one, the author: Olmo Fattorini, Italian photographer originally from the province of Bergamo, currently in Toronto. →
ROMA – Il Presidente della Repubblica che parla di indipendenza e libertà, le Frecce che solcano il cielo di Roma mentre le massime autorità dello Stato depongono una corona d’alloro alla Tomba del Milite Ignoto, i Vigili del Fuoco che “stendono” il Tricolore dal Colosseo e poi Claudio Baglioni che canta l’Inno di Mameli accompagnato dalla Banda Interforze della Difesa…
ROME – The President of the Republic speaking of independence and freedom, the “Frecce Tricolori” flying across the sky of Rome while the highest authorities of the State lay a laurel wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Firefighters “spreading” the Tricolor from Colosseum and then the songwriter Claudio Baglioni singing the Italian Hymn accompanied by the Band of the Armed Forces: today, 2nd June, the Italian Republic celebrated its 78th birthday in a very… Italian way. →
VANCOUVER – June is Italian Heritage Month and there are many initiatives planned in the various “tricolor” communities scattered throughout Canada, organized with the aim of celebrating Italianness. One of these is the event promoted by the Dante Alighieri Society of British Columbia, based in Vancouver. →
