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Category Archives: Happening Now
Photo of the Day: Rose Garden
Posted in Art and Culture, Happening Now, Uncategorized
Tagged garden, rome, rose garden, roses, roseto comunale
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Dance Away the First of May
Since tomorrow’s a holiday anyway, you should probably just spend tonight dancing…and tomorrow too, for good measure. April 30th: SMD / Houle / Beyer: This one will be huge as three awesome famous DJs take over Spazio Novecento tonight. Adam Beyer, hot off … Continue reading
Posted in Festivals!, Happening Now
Tagged dance rome, dancing in rome, may 1, may 1st, may day, primo maggio, what's in rome on may day
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Photo of the Day: Rome’s Birthday
Posted in Art and Culture, Festivals!, Happening Now
Tagged centurion, forum, rome, Rome's Birthday
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Rainy Day Museuming in Rome: Life-Size Replicas and Miniature Models
Weather forecast for the next three days: Rain What’s the perfect rainy day activity? Museuming. But already been to the Capitoline Museum? Tired of Trajan’s Markets? Too rainy for Ostia Antica? Take advantage of La Settimana della Cultura, Rome’s Cultural Week … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Happening Now, Museums
Tagged Ancient Rome, caffe palombini, EUR, Italo Gismondi, julius caesar, La Settimana della Cultura, models, Museo della Civilta Romana, museum, Museum of Roman Civilization, Roman Empire, Rome Cultural Week, trajan, Trajan's column plaster casts
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O Holy Week
Starting with the processions and shrubberies of Palm Sunday a few days ago, we are now fully into Holy Week – better known as the last days of Lent, leading up to Easter. Being as we’re at the, well, center … Continue reading
FAI Spring Days
Spring has sprung, the days are long, the sky is clear, and the ancient villas are free! Well, this weekend they are, at least, as the Fondo Ambiente Italiano hosts their annual Spring Days on Saturday, March 24th and Sunday, … Continue reading
Posted in Happening Now, Historical Sites
Tagged archaeological sites in rome, free, this weekend
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It’s Time for Urban Trekking!
There is no place like Rome in the springtime. The sun is shining, the air is warm, the trees are blossoming, and the flowers are blooming. La primavera arriva! And if, like me, you get antsy for some outdoor activity … Continue reading
Posted in Day Trips, Happening Now
Tagged Anita Garibaldi, City hike, gianicolo, Giuseppe Garibaldi, italy, janiculum, rome, Urban Trekking, villa pamphili, walk
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Happy Birthday, Italy!
What with all these ancient ruins we’re constantly tripping over and digging up around here, one could be forgiven for assuming that when Italy celebrates its birthday tomorrow, it will be placing several thousand candles atop the ole birthday cake. … Continue reading
Posted in Happening Now
Tagged garibaldi, history of italy, italian history, italy birthday, victor emanule
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Cortoons: The International Short Animated Film Festival
What? (see title) When? March 14th-18th. Here’s a link to the daily program. Where? The Palladium Theater, Piazza Bartolomeo Romano, 8. Who? Academy Award winner Bill Plympton is the guest of honor, while the festival will feature shorts by animated filmmakers from … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Festivals!, Happening Now
Tagged Bill Plympton, Cortoons, International Short Film Festival
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Purim Partying: Purim on the Rocks
It’s here! Another holiday where us Jews celebrate near-annihilation! Just a fast recap: Purim is the holiday where the Jewish people celebrate deliverance from the destructive plot of Haman, an official of the Persian Empire, as told in the scroll … Continue reading
Posted in Happening Now
Tagged costume party, hamentaschen, jewish holiday rome, jews in rome, march jewish holiday, purim
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