I can not with good conscience retransmit this Calendar each time it is issued because such a small % of my List resides in the NYC area.

It is shame that every city with a large Italian American population doesn't have 
this same type of Calendar service. 

It's even a bigger shame that The National Italian American PORTAL, (that I have often proposed, and long been in the process of developing a prototype), would include 30 different I-A City Sites, that would of course include at the very least, 
such a Calendar.

"Italy at St. Louis" is the best example of an I-A City Site that I have seen, 
and there are all too few even in existence. 
Italy at St. Louis Index Page    
http://www.italystl.com/
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Italian/Italian American Events (NY)-Community Calendar 

(January 17-29) Date: 1/17/03 4:03:40 PM Pacific Standard Time 
From: gclaroni@forbin.qc.edu 
File: winmail.dat (11148 bytes) DL Time (TCP/IP): < 1 minute 

The John D. Calandra Italian American Institute of Queens College and 
The City University of New York presents:

"The Most Comprehensive Listing of Italian/ Italian American Events for New York"
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We are pleased to provide this list of current Italian films, theater, concerts, opera, exhibits and more for New York (covering the period January 17- 29, 2003).

To see more events go on-line to the "Community Calendar" of the John D.
Calandra Italian American Institute: 
www.qc.edu/calandra/community .

Edited by:
Geoffrey Claroni, Assistant Director for Community Programs
Marianna Prestigiacomo, Community Programs Assistant
The John D. Calandra Italian American Institute
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"Community Calendar"
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[RAA NOTE: I have Excerpted a few Items. The Complete Calendar follows on ]

1) Antipasto!  A Sicilian Celebration
This play written by Steve Scionti and James Shanta brings to life all the
passion, comedy and drama inherent in a Sicilian American family.

2) ZOOM !  Italiani nel mondo
Thirty-minute television program by RAI featuring the Italian and Italian
American experience in America.  In Italian with English subtitles.

3) The Life and Achievements of Antonio Meucci
A lecture and video presentation by the Garibaldi-Meucci Museum. 

4) Opening Reception for "Enrico Caruso:  100 Years in America", 
and Screening of "My Cousin" a silent film starring Enrico Caruso.
Historical exhibition featuring photographs, caricatures and personal memorabilia. 

5) The Fighting Nun Speaks Out: Consensus and Controversy, 
Defending Pope Pius XII
Presentation by Sister Margherita Marchione to show how Pope Pius XII and
the Vatican protected Jews against the Nazis.

6) "Perlasca" Film by Alberto Negrin, that portrays Italian Giorgio Perlasca's selfless courage in saving more than 5,000 Hungarian Jews during World War II.  In Italian with English subtitles. 

7) Songs Made Famous by Enrico Caruso. Concert featuring Giuseppe Taormina, tenor, Daniela Taormina, soprano and David Maiullo, pianist.

8) Missoula (Montana): World War II Detention of Italian Americans.
Presentation by Jacqueline Gagliano. Sponsored by Bella Italia Mia, Inc.

9) "The Righteous Enemy"
Screening and panel discussion about the compassion and efforts of the
Italian people to save Jews in Italy during World War II.  On the occasion
of Giornata della Memoria - The Day of Remembrance.

10) "Italian Americans Moving Up in America"
Presentation by Professor Michael D'Innocenzo.  Italian language lesson at
6:00 pm, Italian geography lesson at 7:00 pm and presentation at 7:30 pm.
Sponsored by the Italian Cultural Society of Farmingdale.

11) ITALICS: The Italian American Magazine
Monthly television program documenting the Italian American experience.
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CURRENT EXHIBITS:

On display January 21, 2003 through February 4, 2003
Enrico Caruso:  100 Years in America

On display October 11, 2002 through February 14, 2003
Prisoners in Our Own Home:  The Italian American Experience as America's
Enemy Aliens. Exhibition about the fear, uncertainty and suffering of Italian resident
aliens designated by the US government as "enemy aliens" during World War II.  

On display November 17, 2002 through February 21, 2003
Grandma LuLu and Grandma Lizzie - A Remembrance of Tenement Life
A display of vintage family photographs and artifacts in tribute to the
memories and traditions of the artist's Italian immigrant grandparents and
their tenement apartments in East Harlem's Little Italy.

On display January 22, 2003 through March 30, 2003
Leonardo da Vinci, Master Draftsman. More than 130 drawings of extraordinary beauty by Leonardo da Vinci, one of the great masters of all time.  This exhibition will survey the staggering contribution as artist, scientist, theorist and teacher of  Leonardo da Vinci, the supreme icon in western consciousness, the very embodiment of the universal Renaissance genius.  The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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PERMANENT EXHIBIT:

Antonio Meucci:  The True Inventor of the Telephone
Featuring  Meucci's telephone models and original documents.

General Giuseppe Garibaldi:  The Legendary Hero of Two Worlds
Featuring Garibaldi's "Red Shirt" which he wore during the 1849 defiance of
the Roman Republic and original handwritten documents.

A Tribute to Giuseppe Verdi
Featuring libretti, photographs, posters, books, and artifacts from the
great works of Giuseppe Verdi and about his life.

Italian Heritage Collection
A display of sculptures and artwork that feature Arturo Toscanini, "Immigrant Mother and Child," Cardinal Lucchesi, Dante Alighieri, Italian Nobel Prize Winners, "The
Italians of New York" and a silkscreen of "Festa" by Ralph Fasanella.

Italian Opera
Display of libretti, photographs, posters, and artifacts of famous Italian operas.

The Enrico Caruso Museum of America. 

Ellis Island Immigration Museum
The museum tells the poignant story of the immigrants who entered America
through the golden door of Ellis Island and details the history of immigration processing station between 1892 and 1954.  Featuring items from Italian immigrants as well as the original painting "Family Supper" by Ralph Fasanella.

The Baldizzi Family Tenement/Lower East Side Tenement Museum
Visit a re-creation of the tenement of this Italian family as it was in the 1930s.  Discover the spirited and imaginative means that the Baldizzi family employed to make their way through hard times and forge new lives for themselves in America.
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Now for the Complete Calandra Calendar and Details:
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January 17, 2003  (Friday)            8:00 pm
Antipasto!  A Sicilian Celebration
This play written by Steve Scionti and James Shanta brings to life all the
passion, comedy and drama inherent in a Sicilian American family.
Pantheon Theater
303 West 42nd Street, Manhattan
Admission:  $25
Contact:  (212) 582-5856
 

January 18, 2003  (Saturday)            8:00 pm
Antipasto!  A Sicilian Celebration
This play written by Steve Scionti and James Shanta brings to life all the
passion, comedy and drama inherent in a Sicilian American family.
Pantheon Theater
303 West 42nd Street, Manhattan
Admission:  $25
Contact:  (212) 582-5856
 

January 19, 2003  (Sunday)            12:30 pm
ZOOM !  Italiani nel mondo
Thirty-minute television program by RAI featuring the Italian and Italian
American experience in America.  In Italian with English subtitles.
Broadcast in the New York region on WNYE - channel 25.
Contact:  (212) 468-2500
 

January 19, 2003  (Sunday)            3:00 pm
The Life and Achievements of Antonio Meucci
A lecture and video presentation by Emily Gear, Curator/Director of the
Garibaldi-Meucci Museum.  Reception to follow.
Sponsored by the Center for Italian & Italian American Culture, Inc., with
the assistance of the Spanish and Italian Department, Montclair State
University.
Montclair State University, Dickson Hall, Cohen Lounge
Valley  Road and Normal Avenue, Upper Montclair, NJ
Contact:  (973) 571-1995
 

January 19, 2003  (Sunday)            3:00 pm
Antipasto!  A Sicilian Celebration
This play written by Steve Scionti and James Shanta brings to life all the
passion, comedy and drama inherent in a Sicilian American family.
Pantheon Theater
303 West 42nd Street, Manhattan
Admission:  $25
Contact:  (212) 582-5856
 

January 19, 2003  (Sunday)            4:00 pm
Amour, Cruel Amour:  Love Songs and Lute Songs
Early Baroque music program featuring Italian songs.
The Church of Corpus Christi
529 West 121st Street, Manhattan
Contact:  (212) 666-9266
 

January 21, 2003  (Tuesday)    6:00 pm
Opening Reception for "Enrico Caruso:  100 Years in America" and Screening
of "My Cousin", a silent film starring Enrico Caruso and Caroline White.
Historical exhibition featuring photographs, caricatures and personal
memorabilia of Enrico Caruso.
Sponsored by the Enrico Caruso Museum of America.
Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimó, New York University
24 West 12th Street, Manhattan
Contact:  (212) 998-8739
 

January 22, 2003  (Wednesday)        6:00 pm
The Fighting Nun Speaks Out:  Consensus and Controversy, Defending Pope Pius
XII
Presentation by Sister Margherita Marchione to show how Pope Pius XII and
the Vatican protected Jews against the Nazis.
New York Public Library
455 Fifth Avenue at 41st Street, Manhattan
Admission:  free
Contact:  (908) 230-5046
 

January 22, 2003  (Wednesday)        8:00 pm
Antipasto!  A Sicilian Celebration
This play written by Steve Scionti and James Shanta brings to life all the
passion, comedy and drama inherent in a Sicilian American family.
Pantheon Theater
303 West 42nd Street, Manhattan
Admission:  $25
Contact:  (212) 582-5856
 

January 23, 2003  (Thursday)            6:30 pm
CIAA Dinner Meeting and Guest Speakers
Featuring Tony Lo Bianco and David Diaz.
Sponsored by the Coalition of Italo-American Associations, Inc.
The Columbus Citizens Foundation
8 East 69th Street, Manhattan
Admission:  $75
Contact:  (212) 755-1492 ext. 19
 

January 23, 2003  (Thursday)  7:00 pm
Perlasca
Film by Alberto Negrin, that portrays Giorgio Perlasca's selfless courage in
saving more than 5,000 Hungarian Jews during World War II.  In Italian with
English subtitles.  Two speakers will discuss the film:  David Harris,
Executive Director of the American jewish Committee and Ambassador Inocenio
F. Arias, Permanent Representative of spain to the United nations.
Reception to follow.
Jacob Burns Film Center
364 Manville Road, Pleasantville
Contact:  (914) 773-7663
 

January 23, 2003  (Thursday)            8:00 pm
Antipasto!  A Sicilian Celebration
This play written by Steve Scionti and James Shanta brings to life all the
passion, comedy and drama inherent in a Sicilian American family.
Pantheon Theater
303 West 42nd Street, Manhattan
Admission:  $25
Contact:  (212) 582-5856
 

January 24, 2003  (Friday)            6:00 pm
Songs Made Famous by Enrico Caruso
Concert featuring Giuseppe Taormina, tenor, Daniela Taormina, soprano and
David Maiullo, pianist.
Sponsored by the Enrico Caruso Museum of America.
Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimó, New York University
24 West 12th Street, Manhattan
Contact:  (212) 998-8739
 

January 24, 2003  (Friday)      7:30 pm
OSIA Winter Charity Ball
Honoring Stuart Rabinowitz, Carol DiTrapani and Linda Tedesco.
Sponsored by the Commission for Charities, New York Grand Lodge, Order Sons
of Italy in America.
Chateau Briand
Westbury
Admission:  $90
Contact:  (800) 322-OSIA
 

January 24, 2003  (Friday)            8:00 pm
Antipasto!  A Sicilian Celebration
This play written by Steve Scionti and James Shanta brings to life all the
passion, comedy and drama inherent in a Sicilian American family.
Pantheon Theater
303 West 42nd Street, Manhattan
Admission:  $25
Contact:  (212) 582-5856
 

January 25, 2003  (Saturday)            1:00 pm
Perlasca
Film by Alberto Negrin, that portrays Giorgio Perlasca's selfless courage in
saving more than 5,000 Hungarian Jews during World War II.  In Italian with
English subtitles.
Jacob Burns Film Center
364 Manville Road, Pleasantville
Contact:  (914) 773-7663
 

January 25, 2003  (Saturday)            1:00 pm
Missoula:  World War II Detention of Italian Americans
Presentation by Jacqueline Gagliano.
Sponsored by Bella Italia Mia, Inc.
CNL/Anne and Henry Paolucci International Conference Center
68-02 Metropolitan Avenue, Middle Village, Queens
Admission:  $5
Contact:  (718) 426-1240
 

January 25, 2003  (Saturday)          8:00 pm
FIERI Carnevale 
Sponsored by the Manhattan chapter of FIERI International.
Trattoria Dopo Teatro
125 West 44th Street at Broadway, Manhattan
Admission:  $65
Contact:  info@fierimanhattan.org
 

January 25, 2003  (Saturday)            8:00 pm
Antipasto!  A Sicilian Celebration
This play written by Steve Scionti and James Shanta brings to life all the
passion, comedy and drama inherent in a Sicilian American family.
Pantheon Theater
303 West 42nd Street, Manhattan
Admission:  $25
Contact:  (212) 582-5856
 

January 26, 2003  (Sunday)            12:30 pm
ZOOM !  Italiani nel mondo
Thirty-minute television program by RAI featuring the Italian and Italian
American experience in America.  In Italian with English subtitles.
Broadcast in the New York region on WNYE - channel 25.
Contact:  (212) 468-2500
 

January 26, 2003 (Sunday)            1:00 pm
Italian American Readers
Featuring George Guida and Jerome Mazzaro.
The Liquor Store
285 West Broadway, Manhattan
Admission:  $5
Contact:  (212) 226-7121
 

January 26, 2003  (Sunday)            3:00 pm
Madama Butterfly
Presented by the Greater New York Opera Club.
Saint Peter's Episcopal Church
2500 Westchester Avenue, Bronx
Contact:  (718) 877-4211
 

January 26, 2003  (Sunday)          3:00 pm
Antipasto!  A Sicilian Celebration
This play written by Steve Scionti and James Shanta brings to life all the
passion, comedy and drama inherent in a Sicilian American family.
Pantheon Theater
303 West 42nd Street, Manhattan
Admission:  $25
Contact:  (212) 582-5856
 

January 26, 2003  (Sunday)            4:00 pm
Opera and Song
Featuring arias from 'Madama Butterfly,' 'Il Trovatore' and duets from the
world's best loved Italian operas.
Flushing Town Hall
137-35 Northern Boulevard, Flushing, Queens
Admission:  $20
Contact:  (718) 279-4842
 

January 27, 2003  (Monday)            6:00 pm
The Righteous Enemy
Screening and panel discussion about the compassion and efforts of the
Italian people to save Jews in Italy during World War II.  On the occasion
of Giornata della Memoria - The Day of Remembrance.
Sponsored by the Consulate General of Italy in New York, Italian Cultural
Institute in new York and Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimó, New York University.
24 West 12th Street, Manhattan
Contact:  (212) 998-8739
 

January 27, 2003 (Monday)            7:30 pm
Presentation on the Italian American Museum
Guest speaker, Dr. Joseph V. Scelsa, President of the Italian American
Museum.  Light refreshments will be served.
Sponsored by the Italian Charities of America.
83-20 Queens Boulevard, Elmhurst, Queens
Admission:  free
Contact:  (718) 478-3100
 

January 28, 2003  (Tuesday)        2:00 pm & 7:00 pm
Moonstruck
Film by Norman Jewison.  Romantic comedy about an Italian American family in
Brooklyn.  Starring Cher, Olympia Dukakis, Nicholas Cage and Danny Aiello.
White Plains Public Library
100 Martine Avenue, White Plains
Admission:  free
Contact:  (914) 422-1480
 

January 28, 2003  (Tuesday)          5:00 pm
Perlasca
Film by Alberto Negrin, that portrays Giorgio Perlasca's selfless courage in
saving more than 5,000 Hungarian Jews during World War II.  In Italian with
English subtitles.
Jacob Burns Film Center
364 Manville Road, Pleasantville
Contact:  (914) 773-7663
 

January 28, 2003  (Tuesday)            6:00 pm
Italian Americans Moving Up in America
Presentation by Professor Michael D'Innocenzo.  Italian language lesson at
6:00 pm, Italian geography lesson at 7:00 pm and presentation at 7:30 pm.
Sponsored by the Italian Cultural Society of Farmingdale.
Farmingdale Public Library
116 Merritts Road, Farmingdale
Admission:  free
Contact:  (516) 796-8013
 

January 28, 2003  (Tuesday)
IAWA Reading
Featuring Frank Canino.
Sponsored by the Italian American Writers Association.
HB Studio
120 Bank Street, Manhattan
Contact:  (212) 989-7856
 

January 29, 2003  (Wednesday)  10:00 am, 3:00 pm, 8:00 pm
ITALICS: The Italian American Magazine
Monthly television program documenting the Italian American experience.
Produced by the John D. Calandra Italian American Institute, Queens
College/CUNY and CUNY-TV.  
CUNY-TV airs on cable channel 75 in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten
Island and the Bronx.  Check your local cable listings.
Contact: (212) 642-2044
 

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Current Exhibits, Theater and Film:
 
 

Exhibits
 

On display January 21, 2003 through February 4, 2003
Enrico Caruso:  100 Years in America
Historical exhibition featuring photographs, caricatures and personal
memorabilia of Enrico Caruso.
Sponsored by the Enrico Caruso Museum of America.
Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimó, New York University
24 West 12th Street, Manhattan
Contact:  (212) 998-8739
 

On display October 11, 2002 through February 14, 2003
Prisoners in Our Own Home:  The Italian American Experience as America's
Enemy Aliens
Exhibition about the fear, uncertainty and suffering of Italian resident
aliens designated by the United States government as "enemy aliens" during
World War II.  The exhibit will focus on the East Coast and examine the
contemporary impact of those restrictions.  Curator:  Peter Vellon,
Assistant to the Executive Director for Historical Research, John D.
Calandra Italian American Institute, Queens College/CUNY.
Italian American Museum in transitional residence 
at the John D. Calandra Italian American Institute
28 West 44th Street, 17th floor, Manhattan
Contact:  (212) 642-2020
 

On display November 17, 2002 through February 21, 2003
Grandma LuLu and Grandma Lizzie - A Remembrance of Tenement Life
A display of vintage family photographs and artifacts in tribute to the
memories and traditions of the artist's Italian immigrant grandparents and
their tenement apartments in East Harlem's Little Italy.
Sponsored by the Garibaldi-Meucci Museum, Order Sons of Italy in America.
420 Tompkins Avenue, Staten Island
Admission:  $3
Contact:  (718) 442-1608
 

On display January 22, 2003 through March 30, 2003
Leonardo da Vinci, Master Draftsman
More than 130 drawings of extraordinary beauty by Leonardo da Vinci, one of
the great masters of all time.  This exhibition will survey the staggering
contribution as artist, scientist, theorist and teacher of  Leonardo da
Vinci, the supreme icon in western consciousness, the very embodiment of the
universal Renaissance genius.  
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
1000 Fifth Avenue at 82nd Street, Manhattan
Contact:  (212) 535-7710
 
 

Permanent Exhibits
 

Antonio Meucci:  The True Inventor of the Telephone
Featuring  Meucci's telephone models and original documents.
Sponsored by the Garibaldi-Meucci Museum, Order Sons of Italy in America.
420 Tompkins Avenue, Staten Island
Admission:  $3
Contact:  (718) 442-1608
 

General Giuseppe Garibaldi:  The Legendary Hero of Two Worlds
Featuring Garibaldi's "Red Shirt" which he wore during the 1849 defiance of
the Roman Republic and original handwritten documents.
Sponsored by the Garibaldi-Meucci Museum, Order Sons of Italy in America.
420 Tompkins Avenue, Staten Island
Admission:  $3
Contact:  (718) 442-1608
 

A Tribute to Giuseppe Verdi
Featuring libretti, photographs, posters, books, and artifacts from the
great works of Giuseppe Verdi and about his life.
Enrico Fermi Cultural Center, Belmont Branch of the New York Public Library
610 East 186th Street at Hughes Avenue, Bronx
Contact:  (718) 933-6410
 

Italian Heritage Collection
The Enrico Fermi Cultural Committee showcases a display of sculptures and
artwork that feature Arturo Toscanini, "Immigrant Mother and Child,"
Cardinal Lucchesi, Dante Alighieri, Italian Nobel Prize Winners, "The
Italians of New York" and a silkscreen of "Festa" by Ralph Fasanella.
Enrico Fermi Cultural Center, Belmont Branch of the New York Public Library
610 East 186th Street at Hughes Avenue, Bronx
Contact:  (718) 933-6410
 

Italian Opera
Display of libretti, photographs, posters, and artifacts of famous Italian
operas.
Enrico Fermi Cultural Center, Belmont Branch of the New York Public Library
610 East 186th Street at Hughes Avenue, Bronx
Contact:  (718) 933-6410
 

Enrico Caruso
Please call to make reservations.
Sponsored by the Enrico Caruso Museum of America. 
1942 East 19th Street at Avenue T, Brooklyn
Contact:  (718) 368-3993
 

Ellis Island Immigration Museum
The museum tells the poignant story of the immigrants who entered America
through the golden door of Ellis Island and details the history of
immigration processing station between 1892 and 1954.  Featuring trunks,
baggage, immigrant clothing and costumes, passports, steamer and railroad
tickets, ship passenger manifests, and more from Italian immigrants as well
as the original painting "Family Supper" by Ralph Fasanella.
Ellis Island Immigration Museum 
Ellis Island, New York Harbor
Contact:  (212) 363-3200
 

The Baldizzi Family Tenement
Visit a re-creation of the tenement of this Italian family as it was in the
1930s.  Discover the spirited and imaginative means that the Baldizzi family
employed to make their way through hard times and forge new lives for
themselves in America.
Lower East Side Tenement Museum
90 Orchard Street at Broome Street, Manhattan
Contact:  (212) 431-0233
 
 

Film
 

In theaters everywhere
Pinocchio
Two-time Academy Award-winner Roberto Benigni brings one of the world's most
famous and beloved tales magically to the screen with Pinocchio.  Written
by, directed by, and starring the irrepressible comic genius.  Set in the
1880s, this is a classic story of a wooden puppet that comes to life.
Despite guidance from the beautiful Blue Fairy (Nicoletta Braschi) and the
love of his father, Geppetto (Carlo Giuffré), Pinocchio's curious spirit
leads him into one wild adventure after another.  Using Carlo Collodi's
original masterwork as its source, the film is an enchanting and magical
journey.
Contact:  777-FILM
 
 

Theater
 

On Broadway
La Boheme
Broadway production of Giacomo Puccini's classic opera.  Transforming
Puccini's opera of starving artists to the 1950s.  Sung in Italian with
English supertitles. 
The Broadway Theatre
1681 Broadway at 53rd Street, Manhattan
 

January 8, 2003 through February 2, 2003
Antipasto!  A Sicilian Celebration
This play written by Steve Scionti and James Shanta brings to life all the
passion, comedy and drama inherent in a Sicilian American family.
Pantheon Theater
303 West 42nd Street, Manhattan
Admission:  $25
Contact:  (212l) 582-5856
 

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Italian Radio Programs:
 

Saturdays

10:00 am - Noon
Souvenir d'Italia - hosted by Giovanna -  WRHU  88.7  FM

Noon - 2:00 pm
Ciao Italia - hosted by Nino e Rosa -  WRHU  88.7  FM 
 

Sundays

9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Italian House Party  - hosted by John LaBarca - WFAS  1230  AM and WICC  600
AM

10:00 am - 11:00 am
Radio Italia - hosted by Luigi Miele, Ph.D. - WVOX  1460  AM

11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Italia Mia  - hosted by Luisa Potenza - WALK  1370  AM

11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Italian American Serenade  - hosted by Floyd Vivino - WRTN  93.5  FM

2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
American Italian Music Hall  - hosted by Joe Farda - WRTN 93.5 FM

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Il Programma Ciao  - hosted by Nat Carbo - WRTN 93.5 FM
 

for more listings go to:  www.qc.edu/calandra/community
 

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To see more events go on-line to the "Community Calendar" of the John D.
Calandra Italian American Institute: 
www.qc.edu/calandra/community .
 

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