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Cenare e Imparare (Dine and Learn)

Tue, Oct 26

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Villa Nigrelli

Join us for a delicious dinner at Villa Nigrelli, where we eat good food, learn new phrases and vocabulary, and enjoy great company! At Villa Nigrelli, many of the servers are native speakers, so you have the opportunity to order and converse in Italian during your meal.

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Cenare e Imparare  (Dine and Learn)
Cenare e Imparare  (Dine and Learn)

Time & Location

Oct 26, 2021, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM

Villa Nigrelli, 109 Carpenter Rd, Hopewell Junction, NY 12533, USA

About the Event

Please email Pirandello Institute to reserve your spot.  Include your meal choice with your reservation.

Cost is $55 per person (includes a $10 donation to Pirandello). Make checks out to Pirandello Institute and mail to 9 Monell Ave., Poughkeepsie, NY 12603.

Meals include: Salad ·  Pasta · Appetizers

And your choice of:

Veal Parmigiana

Fish

Share This Event

The Pirandello Institute has long been a dream of Vita Mesnick—a dream brought to life through love, patience, dedication, and an enduring passion for Italian language and culture. The Institute stands as the result of her years of commitment, effort, and inspiration, creating a vibrant community of students and friends united by a shared appreciation for learning and connection.

After many years of inspiring students through her teaching, Vita has decided the time has come to retire from the traditional classroom format. While she is stepping away from formal instruction, she remains deeply committed to the Pirandello Institute and the community she has helped build over the years.

To support that continued connection, we are pleased to introduce Conversations with Vita—an informal opportunity for students and friends of the Institute to spend time with her in a relaxed and flexible setting.

These one-on-one or small-group conversations can be arranged directly with Vita, free of charge, and may include speaking in Italian, discussing books and culture, reviewing aspects of the language, sharing memories, or exploring topics of mutual interest. Designed to foster conversation rather than formal instruction, these sessions preserve what has always been at the heart of the Pirandello experience: meaningful connection, lively discussion, and a shared love of Italian language and culture.

We are grateful for Vita's continued presence in our community and look forward to this new chapter—one that celebrates friendship, conversation, and the dream she has nurtured for so many years.

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