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In the green heart of Umbria, there are places capable of telling the story of a territory far beyond what is found in a wine glass. Places where wine becomes culture, hospitality, gastronomy, and beauty. Mevante Umbria is one of those places.
Nestled among the rolling hills of Bevagna, Agricola Mevante ...
Italian Canadian Heritage Month is the perfect time to celebrate the individuals preserving and sharing Italian culture across Canada. From chefs and musicians to entrepreneurs and creators, these Italian Canadians to follow are making an impact whil...
It’s an exciting time to be living in Milan; it seems every other month there is a major event happening here. In fact, I recently had the opportunity to attend the event of the year in Milan. Each spring, the city transforms as hundreds of thousands of visitors ascend into Italy’s design capital for Milan Design Week (MDW).
What Exactly Is Milan Desig...June marks Italian Heritage Month in Canada, a time to reflect on the traditions, stories, and cultural legacy that continue to shape generations of Canadians with Italian roots.
Officially recognized by the Canadian Parliament in 2017, Italian Heritage Month follows Festa della Repubblica on June 2, commemorating the 1946 referendum when Italians chose the Republic...
Every year on June 2, Italians celebrate Festa della Repubblica, the national holiday marking the 1946 referendum when Italians voted to abolish the monarchy and establish the Italian Republic. For many outside Italy, the holiday is often associated with military parades, flags, and institutional ceremonies in Rome. Yet the deeper emotional significance of that day is perhaps...