The Museo is dedicated to research, collection & display
of works of Italian & Italian American artists & promotes
educational programs for the appreciation of Italian art &
culture. The Museo is the only museum in the US devoted exclusively
to Italian & Italian-American art.
La Trasvolata di Italo Balbo A documentary film of the historic 1933 flight, introduced by Edward De Martini, Professor (ret) of Cinematography, Skyline College. 8/13 Wed 7pm FREE reservations required
Slow: Life In A Tuscan Town A special exhibit in collaboration with Slow Food Nation by award-winning Italian American photographer & cinematographer Douglas Gayeton. 8/26-9/10
Mussolini Speaks: A Brief History of Fascism As Seen & Heard in Videos of Benito Mussolini’s Speeches. Three illustrated lectures by Professor Albert Milani, University of Wisconsin. 7/23-8/6 Wed 7pm $10/lecture
Introduction: Why & How Fascism Started: 1919-1926. 7/23
Development of Fascism: 1927-1938. 7/30
The Beginning of the End: 1938-1945. 8/6
Il Mercatino The fabulous mercatino/rummage sale w/books, art, jewelry, household items, toys, accessories & more. The Friday night preview features food, wine & a silent auction. 8/22&23 Fri 7-9pm $5 Sat 9am-2pm FREE adm
Italian Language Classes The Museo offers ongoing classes in Italian language and literature (beginning to advanced) that stress conversational and interactive approaches covering all aspects of Italian life. Various dates & times, call or check web site for schedule & fees.
Museo ItaloAmericano