October 2015 - Sacramento Italian Cultural Society

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The Italian Cultural Society Presents
Columbus Day
Olive Oil
Celebration
Sunday,
October 11, 2015
1:30 - 5:00 pm
admission $25
at the italian center
6821 Fair Oaks Boulevard, Carmichael
(The Italian Center is located in the Carmichael Park Plaza Complex between North
Ave & Landis Ave., just south of Carmichael Post Office, across the street from Starbucks.)
doors open at 1:30 pm
feature presentation begins at 2:15
buffet lunch on patio begins at 3:15
CELEBRATE COLUMBUS DAY AT THE ITALIAN CENTER!
With fall comes shorter days, the harvest of the olive, and the Columbus Day holiday in honor of the
discovery of America. We invite you to share this special day with us as we celebrate the best that fall
has to offer! Meet some of the area’s olive oil producers such as Frate Sole, Sciabica, Royal and others,
where you may taste and purchase fine California olive oils and olive oil products. A bountiful Italian
“al fresco” lunch buffet is included with plenty of seating on our shady park-side terrace.
FEATURE PRESENTATION AT 2:15 - PRODUCING ITALIAN OLIVE OILS IN CALIFORNIA
The Mayer family started Frate Sole Olive Oil in Woodland in 1999, and since have been winning awards
for their fine olive oils. Enjoy a special presentation with Jim Mayer about his family’s Woodland ranch
and enjoy tasting a special hand-picked selection of Frate Sole Italian olive oils from Tuscany and
Puglia, produced on the Frate Sole ranch.
MAKE RESERVATIONS BY MAIL using form below or purchase ONLINE at www.italiancenter.net.
All reservations are held at the door. For information please call 916-817-7942.
Reservations Encouraged - Reserve Your Seat Today!
Reservation Name __________________________________________________
Phone ________________________ Number of seats ________
Make checks payable to the Italian Cultural Society
and MAIL TO: P.O. Box 189427, Sacramento, CA 95818
(Tickets may also be purchased at the door on October 11th. Doors open at 1:30 p.m., come early!)
Film Documentary: “Ancient Cities of Rome”
Sunday, September 27 at 2:00 pm
Admission $10 - at the Italian Center, Carmichael
The Roman Empire was the largest and most enduring of the classical world. In a time of frequent invasions and competition among warring tribes, the ancient cities of the Roman Empire stood as pillars of
strength, beauty and sophistication. Across the empire, these cities provided ground for a flourish of
cultural activity among the diverse civilizations brought together under Roman law.
Discover why the Romans endured over other preceding cultures, such as the Greeks and Etruscans,
how the Roman architecture and art was influenced by these preceding societies, and what features of
our own modern cities we owe to the ingenuity of the Romans! REFRESHMENTS INCLUDED
Capito! Italians and the Development of Martinez”
Lecture by Author Kristin Hendersen
Sunday, October 25 at 2:00 pm
Italians, mainly Sicilians, played an important role in the development of the east
bay town of Martinez, and Kristin Henderson noticed this rich history could easily
slip away. In 2009 local political forces, for reasons of financing a HUD complex,
falsely asserted that the old Italian neighborhood had no historic value. After five
years of research and writing, CAPITO!: Italians and the Development of Martinez
was published to support having the Italian neighborhood listed in the National
Register of Historic Places. The settlement of Martinez by Italian fishermen from
Italy is an important part of the California Italian experience. From an immigrant
past to a vibrant and rich community, the Italian American experience in this
small San Francisco Bay town deserves to be preserved. Martinez was also the
birthplace of Joe DiMaggio, the son of a Sicilian immigrant fisherman. The city is
currently working on a statue of their local hero.
Take a timeless journey with us through the old Little Italy via its current architecture and photographs and memories of the past as Kristin shares a visual presentation that truly captures the topography and history so richly inuenced by
Italian immigrants, their memories, photographs and love of their upbringing in and around the shorelines of Downtown
Martinez. REFRESHMENTS INCLUDED
Meet the Author: Diane Hales
“Mona Lisa, A Life Discovered”
Sunday, November 8 at 2:00 pm
No face is more famous; no work of art, more acclaimed. But who was the Florentine woman who rose to
extraordinary fame as Leonardo da Vinci’s model? How did she live? What became of her? And why does her
smile enchant us still? Intrigued by recent research confirming the identity of Mona (Madame) Lisa Gherardini
del Giocondo, best-selling author Dianne Hales devoted years to a personal quest for the flesh-and-blood
woman in the world’s most praised and parodied painting. The result is MONA LISA: A Life Discovered, acclaimed as “cultural history that reads like a detective novel.” This blend of biography, history and memoir was
chosen as a Best Book of 2014 by amazon.com as well as a top pick of CNN, the BBC, USA TODAY and other
major news outlets.
Prize wining author Diane Hales returns to the Italian Center with her new book about the life of Mona Lisa.
Diane has been honored by the Italian government for her popular biography of the Italian language, La
Bella Lingua, previously presented at the Italian Center. Her books will be available for signing and purchase.
REFRESHMENTS INCLUDED
COLUMBUS DAY OLIVE OIL CELEBRATION
Sunday, October 11 • 1:30pm
(Presentation at 2:15)
Join your friends and family at the Italian Center on Columbus Day
weekend to celebrate Italian heritage and culture!
Olive oil, always part of the Italian diet, is today one of the essential parts of any
healthy diet. The health benefits of extra virgin olive oil are one of the few things
nutritionists agree on! Along with its delicious taste, olive oil has been found to
be effective against cancer, heart diseases, diabetes, obesity, rheumatoid arthritis,
osteoporosis and brain disease. With benefits like these, it’s easy to see why olive
oil is often called a “SUPER FOOD”.
This event invites you to taste several award winning olive oils and olive oil
products from our special selection of local California growers. Our special guest,
Jim Mayer of Frate Sole in Woodland, explains how a small family operation can
consistently make award-winning olive oils in today’s market, while exercising
conservation practices that have become increasingly important in the Central
Valley. While you enjoy the presentation, you’ll also taste Frate’s Sole’s Tuscan
blend, which won “Best of Show” at the Yolo County Fair this year, and Frate Sole’s
Coratina varietal oil, the dominant variety in the southern Italian region of Puglia.
during the presentation.
Frate Sole and a special selection of other olive oil vendors will be on site for you to visit, taste and purchase their products,
such as Sciabica Olive Oil, another small family operation (from the Central Valley) consistently producing award-winning olive
oils, Royal Olive (olive oil soaps and products), Tehama Blend Olive Oil and Sal Manna, whose book “Olives in California’s Gold
Country,” featuring a collection of rare vintage images and history from the Gold Rush to present, will be available for purchase.
just to name a few of the wonderful vendors that will be on hand.
Mark your calendar today and be a part of this special celebration of olive oil and Italian heritage! Reservations may be made
my mail using the form on the front cover. Register online (automatically adds you to list with payment) at www.italiancenter.
net/store) or please call (916) 817-7942 or email [email protected] to hold your seat and pay with check or cash at the door.
Italian Cooking Show:
A Southern Italian Menu with Chef Rosetta Costantino
Sunday, October 18 at 1:30 pm
Our favorite Calabrian Chef Rosetta Costantino returns to the Italian Center this fall with another fabulous cooking show! This time Rosetta demonstrates a typical southern Italian meal
of a polpette (meatball) appetizer, a fresh hand-made pasta, Calabrian tomato salad, and a
scrumptious special dessert. Guests sample each delicacy and will take home copies of these
delicious recipes for future holiday entertaining:
• POLPETTE APPETIZER
• CALABRIAN TOMATO SALAD
• HAND-MADE, FRESH PASTA
• SPECIAL ITALIAN DESSERT
Rosetta has been teaching southern Italian and Sicilian cooking classes in the Bay Area and
Southern Italy for over 10 years. She’s the author of two cookbooks; ‘Southern Italian Desserts’
and ‘My Calabria.’ Born and raised in Verbicaro, a small wine-producing hill town in Calabria,
Rosetta currently resides in the San Francisco Bay Area. Rosetta’s cookbooks will be available for
purchase and signing after the demonstration.
Reservations must be received by October 10, 2014. Reserve your seat online at www.
italiancenter.net, or send a check by mail using the form below. Call (916) 817-7942 or email
[email protected] to reserve or with questions. Reservations are held at door.
Cooking Demonstration with Rosetta Costantino: HOLIDAY ANTIPASTI & FRESH RICOTTA
Name
Phone
Please save
(# of) seats.
Make checks payable to the Italian Cultural Society (ICS). Mail to: PO BOX 189427, Sacramento, CA 95818
Learn ITALIAN Now!
Classes Offered at Both Carmichael and Sacramento Campuses!
Two hundred and fifty million people in the world speak Italian; called “la dolce lingua” (the
sweet language). This is significant, considering Italy does not share the colonial history of
languages like English, French and Spanish have. Now is the time to learn the beautiful
language of music, food, culture, fashion, art and amore! The Italian Language School can
teach you to speak Italian, or improve your Italian with instructors who know that the
most effective learning takes place in a dynamic and friendly environment.
We have taught Italian for over 33 years and use a proven curriculum to teach students
how to speak and understand Italian in a fun, no-stress atmosphere. Our approach gives
students a real understanding of Italian culture, customs, food and people, and emphasizes the pleasure and
beauty of Italian language and culture. In addition to the satisfactions of learning Italian, the classes offer a fun experience
and the opportunity to meet people who share similar goals and interests.
Classes are taught at both the Italian Center in Carmichael and the Sierra 2 Community Center in Sacramento. Tuition is
$195 for a 9 week quarter, and students enrolling in two or more classes in a single quarter receive a fifty percent discount
on additional classes. New and used books may be purchased at the first class meeting or online.
For your convenience, registration fees may be paid online with a PayPal account or credit card, or by check at the first class
meeting. Call: 916 ITALY-00 (482-5900) or visit www.italiancenter.net and Learn Italian Now!
FALL 2015 LANGUAGE CLASS SCHEDULE
ITALIANO UNO (ONE):
The perfect introductory class for those
with very little or no knowledge of Italian.
DAY SECTION 1: Sept 24 to Nov 19
Thursdays, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Sierra 2 Center, Sacramento (Instructor: Patrizia)
EVENING SECTION 1:
Sept 23 to Nov 18
Wednesdays, 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Italian Center, Carmichael (Instructor: Patrizia)
EVENING SECTION 2: Sept 24 to Nov 19
Thursdays, 5:00 pm to 6:55 pm
Sierra 2 Center, Sacramento (Instructor: Nancy)
ITALIANO DUE (TWO):
Students expand vocabulary and learn verbs to
use in conversations.
Tuesdays, 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Sierra 2 Center, Sacramento (Instructor: Myriam)
Tuesdays, 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Italian Center, Carmichael (Instructor: Patrizia)
ITALIANO TRE (THREE):
The focus is on conversation with grammar
reinforcement.
Tuesdays, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Italian Center, Carmichael (Instructor: Lucia)
Thursdays, 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
ITALIANO QUATTRO (FOUR):
The focus is on conversation with grammar
reinforcement.
ITALIANO CINQUE (FIVE):
Enhance conversation and grammar.
Mondays, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
ITALIANO SEI-SETTE (SIX-SEVEN):
Students increase vocabulary and
enhance conversation skills with lively
conversation and fun exercises.
ITALIANO DIECI-UNDICI
(TEN-ELEVEN):
More vocabulary and conversation skills
with lively and fun exercises.
Wednesdays,, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
CORSO AVANZATO:
Class taught completely in Italian to
greatly improve comprehension and
conversation skills.
Wednesdays, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Tuesdays, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Sierra 2 Center, Sacramento (Instructor: Myriam) EVENING SECTION 1: Sept 22 to Nov 17
ITALIANO SEI -OTTO
(SIX - EIGHT):
Thursdays, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
ITALIANO NOVE-DIECI (NINE-TEN):
CORSO SUPERIORE:
Taught completely in Italian to fine-tune the
skills of our most advanced students, this class
uses literature, conversation, film and other
media to enhance learning.
Mondays, 12:30 to 2:30 pm
at Sacramento, Sierra 2 (Instructor: Nancy)
Italian 1-10 Use Text Book Prego! An Invitation to Italian, 7th Edition
“CIAO ITALIA” children’s language programs
“CIAO” CLASSES JUST FOR KIDS AGES 2-12!
Ciao Classes are held at the Italian Center, Carmichael
Pre-School
(Ages 2 - 5)
“Ciao Piccoli”: Mondays, 21 September - 16 November
($125)
10:30am - 12:00pm (Insegnanti: Lucia & Cristina)
Language Class
(Ages 6 - 12)
“Ciao Italia”: Saturdays, 26 September - 21 November
(Special $90) 10:00am - 12:00pm (Insegnanti: Lucia & Cristina)
Ciao Piccoli is a program for pre-school age children all their own. Studies document the advantages of introducing a second language as soon as possible in a child’s life. Our pre-school
classes are offered year-round with small teacher to student ratio for personalized learning.
Make sure to give your child the opportunity to learn Italian in this fun, interactive setting!
Ciao Italia for ‘big kids’ engages older children in a way that makes learning fun. Experts believe that Italian is the easiest language for children to learn. In addition to learning the Italian language, our program includes Italian culture and encourages
children to learn naturally through play, games, songs, food, and art.
We encourage you to give your child this wonderful opportunity to learn one of the world’s most beautiful languages; L’Italiano!
Course registration includes materials. Secure a space for your child at www.italiancenter.net or call today at (916) 482-5900.
30th Annual FESTA ITALIANA
Celebrating Our Past, Present and Future
FESTA M/C BOB BECKERT and
PATRIZIA CINQUINI CERRUTI
Many people associate Italians with family, Sunday dinners and celebrations that truly capture the
heart and soul of being Italian - and the 30TH ANNUAL FESTA ITALIANA was just that! This year Festa
Italiana celebrated its 30th year of “bringing Italy to Sacramento” with something for everyone in
the family. Master of Ceremony, Mr. Bob Beckert, did an amazing job of keeping the stage running
smoothly and announcing the great performances of the Balliamo! and the Bambini Folk Dancers,
Moreno Fruzzetti, and the Italica and Ancora Bands. A special feature of FESTA ITALIANA SACRAMENTO
is the Festa Queen Scholarship with young Italian-American women as participants. Congratulations
to all the finalists, and to Festa Queen Brianna Bado and Festa Ambassador Mary Quilici. Mary’s first
official duty as ambassador was to draw Kelly Johnson’s name as the Festa“Take Me Away”Raffle Grand
Prize Winner of two round trip tickets to Italy. Congratulations!
Voted the best Italian festival in Northern California, the FESTA
ITALIANA committee works months in advance to organize
this community event. Un grazie di cuore…a heartfelt thanks
to Festival Direcor Bill Cerruti and committee chairs Patrizia
Cinquini Cerruti, Janna Doucette, Patty Peter, Tony Peter,
Gina Nelson, Bob Beckert, Dominick Adorno, Rodney
Nannini, Bill Giovannetti, Paul Petrali, Kasey Bierwirth and
Phyllis Gargas. Also we extend a sincere and special grazie
to each and every one of our fabulous and dedicated FESTA ITALIANA volunteers! If you were not able to attend the 30TH ANNUAL FESTA ITALIANA, but wish to support The
THE ITALIAN CAR SHOW IS A
Italian Center Fund please make your donations to The Italian Cultural Society. Donations may
FESTA ITALIANA FAVORITE!
be tax deductible and your gift, of any amount, is greatly appreciated and will help the Center
continue to bring fine programming to our community. Donations can conveniently be made online at www.italiancenter.net.
SACRAMENTO ITALIAN STYLE
Italian American Radio Show Broadcasts Weekly
On Access Cable Channel 18 and on the
net at accesssacramento.org
Did you know Sacramento has had an Italian radio show for almost 30 years? Since 1984, you’ve
been able to tune in every Sunday at noon to hear the best of Italian and Italian-American music.
Currently hosted by long-time ICS members Phyllis Cupparo and Lizz Conti, the ICS radio show
features a wide variety and range of Italian and Italian-American music and artists. Tune in every
Sunday at noon! You’ll find the ICS Radio Show on Access Cable Channel 18 or on the net at accesssacramento.org - click on ‘The Voice’ icon.
Support The Italian Society Through The United Way
Did you know you can support the Italian Cultural Society through the United way? It’s so easy! Just make a tax deductible
direct donation or payroll deduction to the Italian Cultural Society on a United Way form. We appreciate the donations we
receive from our supporters through the United Way and their continued support each year. Grazie mille!
See Italy with Those Who Know it Best!
More Americans choose Italy over any other destination when asked where they’d most like to visit. Many
people wait a lifetime for their trip to Italy. Travel with those who truly know Italy! The Italian Cultural Society
offers travelers unique, specially designed insider tours to Italy’s most famous cities and charming villages
with a variety of itineraries and destinations. Our tours give travelers the opportunity to discover Italy in the
company of a native Italian, and enjoy many things tourists seldom get the chance to experience. Enjoy lunch
on a magnificent hillside olive oil estate, walk or bike on the walls of Lucca and enjoy a Puccini concert in the
town where the composer was born. Our tours allow you to experience a wonderful blend of natural Italian
beauty, history, art, culture, architecture, wines, olive oil and foods. You’ll experience a way of life that will
continue to inspire you long after you’ve returned home.
Here is what travelers say about our tours: “Thank you for an amazing tour!! John and I have talked of
nothing else since our return. We were awed by the itinerary and all we learned and saw.... fabulous guide and their
knowledge, caring and concern really made the tour special for us....We were more than pleased with the accommodations
and meals at the Villa not to mention the kindness of the staff. The special dinners you arranged in Rome were fantastic! ...we would not
hesitate to recommend this tour to anyone wanting an in depth overview of wonderful Tuscany. Absolutely first class,....! Thanks, again,
most sincerely, Gloria (and John) Bruno”
THANKSGIVING IN TUSCANY
9 days: 20 to 28 November 2015 ($2,199 *per person)
This Thanksgiving enjoy a sumptuous Italian feast along with the turkey and all your Italian favorites!
You will have much to be thankful for on the Italian Cultural Society 9 day tour of Tuscany that allows
travelers to unpack only once and stay in a lovely four star villa hotel. Travel in the comfort of a private
motor coach for fully escorted visits of Lucca, Florence, Siena, the Chianti Wine Region, Vinci, Pisa,
Volterra, and San Gimignano. In the hamlet of Vinci, visit the Leonardo Museum and Leonardo’s house
and experience the genius of this Renaissance master. You will be guests at a working olive oil estate,
enjoy a wonderful homemade Italian country lunch with the estate’s own wine, and witness the
making of world famous extra virgin olive oil. Take advantage of this November’s unbeatable price of
$2,199, which is lower than previous years, due to the favorable exchange rate. The prices includes all
accommodations at our 4 star villa hotel, all breakfasts and all dinners, special lunch on olive oil estate,
fully escorted sightseeing tours, excursions and admissions, private motor coach, pre-departure
presentation and orientation luncheon and much more! Book today and experience the colors of
Thanksgiving in Tuscany!!
ITALY GRAND TOUR: Tuscany, Cinque Terre, Rome
12 days: 19 to 30 June, 2016 ($2,699 *per person)
When traveler’s rave about this Italian Cultural Society exclusive tour we reply, “We don’t
call this the Grand Tour for nothing!” The Grand Tour will take you to the heart and soul of
Italy. This fully escorted tour highlights the romantic, legendary region of Tuscany, Italy’s
famous capital city of Rome, and includes a ferry boat ride for a full day excursion to the
magical Cinque Terre and Portovenere. An optional, fully escorted day tour to Venice is also
offered during the tour. In Tuscany, travelers will enjoy having their home base at our lovely
four star villa hotel and visit Florence, Siena, Lucca, the Chianti Wine Region, Pisa, Viareggio,
Volterra, San Gimignano and the Cinque Terre. We then transfer to our hotel in Rome to
enjoy fully guided visits to Vatican City and St. Peter’s, the Vatican Museums and the Sistine
Chapel, the Spanish Steps, the Pantheon, the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain and many other
piazzas and famous sights. The tour price is per person double occupancy and includes all
4 star accommodations, all breakfasts and all dinners in Tuscany, welcome cocktail party,
wine and olive oil tasting and hot buffet breakfasts in Rome, fully escorted sightseeing
tours and excursions, museum admissions, pre-departure presentation and orientation
luncheon and much more! Travelers may arrange their own airfare or take advantage of our
group airfare.
Tours are hosted and escorted by Tuscany native Patrizia Cinquini Cerruti, and by licensed English speaking local
guides. The Italian Cultural Society will arrange an optional shuttle van service from Sacramento to the San
Francisco Airport and back if there is interest. Prices are based on double occupancy and do not include airfare.
Please visit www.italiancenter.net for complete brochures or call (916) 482-5900 or e-mail
[email protected]. Buon Viaggio!
ITALIAN CULTURAL SOCIETY CENTER FUND
The Italian Cultural Society is widely acclaimed for the excellent cultural programs and services it provides to the Italian
American Community of northern California. Donations to the Italian Center Fund are vital to the operation of the Italian Cultural
Center and contribute to our ability to promote a greater appreciation of the contributions and culture of the Italian Americans.
We are grateful for the financial support we receive throughout the year. These donations help us meet the cultural needs of
our community and operate the Italian Center of Northern California with a diverse and exciting program of cultural, social,
and educational activities and travel tours to Italy. There is
something for everybody at the Italian Center. Our children’s
programs provide the opportunity to learn Italian language
and culture with unique classes for children from two to ten
years. Our performing folk dance troupes allow children,
teens and adults to learn and perform Italy’s traditional
dances. With the Society’s ambitious programming of films,
festivals, lectures, exhibits, food shows, dance troupes,
genealogy workshops, language classes and tours to Italy,
there is something for everyone at the Italian Center.
To make a donation you can visit our website at www.
italiancenter.net and donate by your credit card, Paypal or
you may print a donation form and mail with your check.
Make A Memorial Gift
When you wish to honor a departed loved one or commemorate a special occasion such as an anniversary or birthday, a memorial
gift to the Italian Center Fund is a thoughtful gift. To request Memorial gifts to the Italian Center Fund instruct the funeral director
to insert a request in the obituary notice that the family suggests that donations be sent to the Italian Cultural Society at PO Box
189427, Sacramento, CA 95818.
We would like to thank the family of Frederick Colombini, who passed away on March 1st, 2015, for its generosity and
support by requesting donations be sent to the Italian Cultural Society in Its Remembrance Notice. Fred was the popular and much
loved member who each year ran the security at our annual summer Italian Festival and was a fixture at our front gate for many
years. He will be missed but not forgotten.
The Society wishes to acknowledge the following donors who gave in Fred’s memory: Susan Moore, Westside Farmers Coop,
Carla & Sue Turley family, A J Carvalho & Sons, Jim & Melissa Rose, David & Gretchen Jessen, Janet & Mike Deal, Michael Martin, and
the Szarvas, Paparatto, & Kelly families from New Jersey
We would like to acknowledge that the winners of the two concert tickets to the
Andrea Bocelli concert in Sacramento were Dick and Freida Cleverley of Sacramento
Grazie for Your Donations to The Italian Center Fund
$200
Silvana Volpe:
In Memory Of Mario & Gnza Volpe
Dick & Frieda Cleverley
$100
George & Heather Anselmo:
In Memory Of Michael Anselmo (Brother)
Peter Culcasi:
In Memory Of Marie Culcasi
Renato, Dana, Gianna & Zio Ciro Negri:
In Memory Of Celso Victor Brida
Phyllis Cupparo:
In Memory Of Phyllis Calicchio Cupparo
Linda Balma:
In Memory Of Nils M. Balma
Jan & Kyle McKinsey:
In Honor Of Our Family
Leo Divita
Patty Peter
Julie Rokser
Gary Buzzini
Gary Whitmore
Roger & Ann Romani
Monica (Nicki) Sauer
Lillian DiGiacomo
$50
Laura & Ed Courson:
In Honor Of Angelo & Mary Benvenuti
Velina Meridith
Anthony Bevacqua:
In Memory Of Marilyn Bevacqua
Marcella Sciarrota
Michael Petrucci:
In Memory Of My Father Reno
Mike DeLaurentis
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The newsletter of Sacramento’s
ITALIAN CULTURAL SOCIETY
Box 189427, Sacramento, CA 95818
(916) ITALY-00 (482-5900) • FAX (916) ITALY-09 (482-5909)
EMAIL: [email protected] • www.italiancenter.net
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ICS EVENTS CALENDARIO
Sept. 18 Italian Film: “Il Sorpasso”
Sept. 21
Fall Italian Language Classes Begin
Sept. 27
Documentary: “Ancient Cities of Rome”
Oct. 11
Columbus Day Olive Oil Celebration
Oct. 16
Italian Film: “To Rome With Love”
Oct. 18 Cooking Show - Rosetta Costantino
Oct. 25
Lecture Series: Italians of Martinez
Nov. 8
Meet the Author: Mona Lisa
FRIDAY NIGHT ITALIAN FILM FESTIVAL
Admission $10 • Refreshments Included
Italian Film is as much a part of Italian culture as the food , the music, and the people. To this day, Italian films continue to
inspire and amaze us. Our monthly films celebrate the magic found in these films; come out and enjoy an evening with
family and friends at these feature Friday Night Films shown at the Italian Cultural Center, located at 6821 Fair Oaks Blvd,
Carmichael. This September begins another year for the Italian Film Festival Series sponsored by the ICS.
Friday, September 18 at 8:00 pm
“IL SORPASSO”
(‘The Overtaking’, also known as ‘The Easy Life’)
An unlikely pair, a loud-mouth drifter and a shy
law student, go on a wild two day car ride with hilarious-and tragic-results. Widely considered one
of the greatest “road trip” films ever made, with
gorgeous scenery from Rome and the countryside of
Lazio and Tuscany. (2014) IN ITALIAN, WITH ENGLISH
SUBTITLES. REFRESHMENTS INCLUDED.
Friday, October 16 at 8:00 pm
“TO ROME, WITH LOVE”
Four loosely tied stories highlighting: 1) A clerk who
unexpectedly becomes a celebrity; 2) An architect
who revisits his student home; 3) A honeymooning
couple facing in-law problems, and 4) An undertaker
with a great voice but who only sings in the shower.
Woody Allen, Alec Baldwin, Roberto Benigni, Penelope
Cruz. (2012) IN ENGLISH. REFRESHMENTS INCLUDED.

October 2015 - Sacramento Italian Cultural Society

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