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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Primo Maggio
This Sunday, while one half of Rome will play host to potentially millions of pilgrims journeying in to see JPII’s beatification, there will be some serious rock and roll going down on the other side. The annual Primo Maggio concert … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Happening Now
Tagged ennio morricone, may 1, primo maggio, rome, san giovanni
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Una Pasqua Americana Romana
One of the most sacred parts of Easter is the communion meal. I’m not talking about the red wine and wafer at mass (although that certainly can be sacred as well) but the cooking, talking, eating, and sharing with loved … Continue reading
Posted in Food
Tagged deviled eggs, easter, fava, gnocchi, pasqua, roast chicken, strawberry, testaccio, Testaccio Market
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MACRO – A Break from Antiquity
When you’ve been in Rome for a while the marble columns across the street, or the Virgin and child on the corner altar, might not cause the same sense of appreciation as they once did. If you are like me, … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Museums
Tagged contemporary art, Irina Gusin, MACRO, review, rome
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Rendezvous with French Films
Tonight marks the start of Rendez-Vous, a new French film festival here in Rome. The festivities kick off this evening at 9 with a screening of L’Auberge Espangole at San Luigi di Francia. A personal favorite of yours truly, this … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Happening Now
Tagged audrey tautou, cedric klapisch, free, french cinema, french film festival, rendezvous, rome
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Turn the Beat Around…
Just six years after chants of “Santo Subito” rang throughout his funeral mass, Pope John Paul II is set for beatification this weekend – the first step toward sainthood. JPII’s beatification comes after the Vatican confirmed his first miracle last … Continue reading
Posted in Happening Now
Tagged beatification, benedict, john paul II, miracle, pope, pope john paul ii, rome, st. peter's, vatican
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My Pick of the Day on Rome’s Birthday
What was my favorite event of Rome’s day-long birthday party? At 6pm, in the Circus Maximus, the Roman historical acting group, Gruppo Storico Romano, re-enacted the Parilia, the ancient Roman agricultural festival that was celebrated every April 21st (Did ancient … Continue reading
Posted in Happening Now, Uncategorized
Tagged Circus Maximus, historical re-enactment, Pales, Parilia, Rome's Birthday
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Holy Week, Batman!
Between Rome’s birthday today, Holy Week going on right now, Easter on Sunday, and JP2′s beatification next week, there is a lot happening here in the Eternal City. But, let’s focus on one at a time. Because today is Maundy … Continue reading
Posted in Churches, Food, Happening Now
Tagged april 24, circo massimo, easter, easter 2011, rome, stations of the cross, testaccio, trionfale, vatican, via della conciliazione
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Happy Birthday Rome!
Buon Compleanno Roma! Today is Rome’s official Birthday, with too many candles on its cake to count (over 2,000)! Best of all this means lots of free, fun events, including (more)FREE museums! We suggest the MACRO (Rome’s Museum of Contemporary Art), and … Continue reading
Posted in Happening Now, Museums
Tagged april 21, ara pacis, birthday, free, free museums, happy birthday rome, MACRO, museum, Raphael, rome
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Because the Night…
Feeling spoiled by last week’s free cultural offerings? Well, you’re in luck. Tonight, in honor of Earth Day (which isn’t really until Friday, but you know what they say about Italians and punctuality), Earth Day Italia is throwing a free … Continue reading
Posted in Happening Now
Tagged april 20, carmen consoli, concert, earth day, ennio morricone, free, free concert, patti smith, rome, villa borghese
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