Finally, a meetup italian group in NJ! Lead by a native speaker and teacher, we welcome beginners, intermediate, and advanced. Or simply, those who are interested in the vast culture of Italy. Come speak, learn, and practice the beautiful italian language. Mingle with other members of the Italian language lovers group. Have fun while meeting native Italians and people who simply love the Italian language, culture, and traditions. It is free for members. (Private lessons are available -inquire wi …

We meet once a week in theEast Village in a restaurant on Second Avenue where the wine is great and the fabulous appetizer buffet is free! We meet for one and a half hours, to practice our Italian conversation skills. A basic knowledge of Italian is a must -- anywhere from Advanced Beginner to Intermediate would be the minimum. I know from teaching Italian for the past fifteen years that no one can get enough practice in with just one group lesson a week, so here's a chance to practice sp …

More than just an Italian language class, In Italiano is a get-together for people interested in Italian culture and in learning the language in a fun, informal social setting. Led by Stefano, an instructor from Rome with over 15 years of experience teaching New Yorkers to speak Italian, in the class you will have the opportunity to make new friends as you practice your conversational skills, polish your pronunciation, build up your vocabulary, and finally figure out those verb conjugations! The …

I've got a wide-screen plasma TV and a comfortable home in Brooklyn Heights and would like to host gatherings of movie lovers for watching classics, foreign films and indies and conversation over dinner. To start, we'll try ordering out (there are plenty of good but inexpensive places nearby that deliver (Thai, Janpanese, Italian, Indian, etc.); please bring your beverage of choice.

"A salon is a gathering of people under the roof of an inspiring host, held partly to amuse one another and partly to refine taste and increase the knowledge of the participants through conversation. The salon was an Italian invention of the 16th century which flourished in France throughout the 17th and 18th centuries. In 16th-century Italy, some scintillating circles formed in the smaller courts which resembled salons, often galvanized by the presence of a beautiful and educated patroness suc …