FIAO honored four Italian Americans for their achievements, celebrating Italian heritage and community in Brooklyn.
Current owner James Caputo did not offer a reason for the abrupt closure in his goodbye letter posted on the store’s window.
The Columbian Lawyers Association celebrated Italian heritage at Tiro a Segno with food, music and camaraderie.
A Brooklyn CLE detailed faster, U.S.-accessible Italian citizenship via court proceedings, explaining 2025 law changes and eligibility limits
ONE OF THE WORLD’S MOST ICONIC Italian festivals is in progress right now in Williamsburg – the annual Giglio Feast.
Mario Romano was sworn in as president of Brooklyn’s Columbian Lawyers Association at its 54th gala, honoring Italian heritage and community.
BARI PORK STORE, a longtime Italian deli in Bensonhurst, will be closing its doors at the end of the month, according to its owners.
Park Slope native and playwright John N. Frank is bringing a taste of his Italian-American upbringing to North Brooklyn with new play.
Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso hosted the Italian Heritage and Culture Proclamation Ceremony, praising the work of Italians.
The Columbian Lawyers Association of Brooklyn gathered to honor Italian American Heritage and Culture Month with its annual celebration.
The Federation of Italian American Organizations (FIAO) held its annual fundraising brunch, prerequisite to the Brooklyn Columbus Day Parade.
The Brooklyn Dining Club held its most recent event at Farina, a pizzeria and restaurant with roots in southern Italy and a storefront.
Tell us about your overall platform. My career began hosting the show “Cooking with Nonna“ in 2009, where I was one of the first creators to start cooking with Italian
If you haven’t seen Peppino Joe’s Instagram or TikTok, with a combined following of 400k, do yourself a favor and check them out. He, alongside his nine-year-old son, encompasses that
Full slideshow below In a celebration of Italian-American heritage, the Appellate Division, Second Department, recently hosted “Italian Americans: Who We Were and Who We Are,” a distinguished event presented by
The Columbian Lawyers Association of Brooklyn continued its annual tradition of honoring Italian-American jurists and attorneys from Staten Island at its monthly meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 9. This year’s event,
BATH BEACH — Jack Spatola said that he first got the idea to offer free legal services to the Italian-American community when speaking with a rabbi in 1983. Nearly 40 years
Bensonhurst showed off its Italian pride once again as it kicked off its annual Feast of Santa Rosalia on Thursday at 18th Avenue from 68th Street to Bay Ridge Parkway.
National Grid to move to Barclays-area offices Energy firm National Grid is set to move into 2 Hanson Place, the office condo building above the Atlantic Terminal shopping mall near
Carroll Gardens residents have been working with the New York City Parks Department on ideas to reconstruct Carroll Park. The demographics of the neighborhood have changed since the park’s last
On Wednesday. the Brooklyn Law School Italian-American Student Association held its annual alumni dinner at the school where it honored alumnus Frank Carone, the president of the Brooklyn Bar Association.
BENSONHURST — There’s a retail corridor where people know what the word latticini means, where the hot new store is an old movie theater and the most glamorous building you’ll see is
An iconic Bensonhurst sandwich shop is getting a second-coming this week. Residents of Sunset Park are set to become part of the Lioni Italian Heroes family as the Italian-American shop
When Raymond Guarini was growing up in Bay Ridge, one his favorite places to eat was Cono’s, an Italian restaurant on Fifth Avenue. “My family used to eat there all
When Raymond Guarini was growing up in Bay Ridge, one his favorite places to eat was Cono’s, an Italian restaurant on Fifth Avenue. “My family used to eat there all
Ilario Bianchi opens the doors of S.A.S. Italian Records and heads straight to the back of the store to snag a copy of his favorite weekly Italian magazine Cronaca Vera.
A group of opera performers eager to pass along their deep love of music to future generations visited P.S. 163 in Bath Beach on Friday morning, where they enchanted first
The proud traditions of Bensonhurst’s Italian-American community will be on full display when the 37th Annual Brooklyn Columbus Day Parade takes place on 18th Avenue (AKA Cristoforo Columbo Boulevard after
This year’s Capo Paranza Number One with his decorated and ribbon-wrapped cane, stood at the helm of the towering giglio, to make sure everyone was in place. Even though not
Addio. After more than three successful decades in Dyker Heights, Vaccaro Pizza Royale has closed up shop. The longstanding pizzeria which also operated a trattoria for part of its history had been a
Just about any holiday is an excuse to prepare and eat a huge feast in most Italian-American families like mine, starting with antipasto and ending about seven or eight hours
On Friday, January 9, Councilmember Vincent Gentile is teaming up with the American Italian Cancer Foundation to host a free Cancer screening clinic outside his district office, 8018 Fifth Avenue,
Over six decades young and still going strong, the Brooklyn Italians Soccer Club has a rich history. The organization started as a league for immigrant adults. Over 60 years later,
Mother Nature couldn’t rain on one of Brooklyn’s most popular parades. It was a sea of green, white and red on Saturday, October 11, as the Federation of Italian-American Organizations
Mother Nature couldn’t rain on one of Brooklyn’s most popular parades. It was a sea of green, white and red on Saturday, October 11, as the Federation of Italian-American Organizations