Italian Cultural Events

Italian Cultural Events

We create language and cultural experiences that take learning beyond the classroom. From conversation to cultural workshops, immersive tours and online experiences, our services are designed to help you practise languages naturally, discover new cultures and connect with like-minded people. Whether you’re learning, already fluent or simply curious, there’s a new way to experience language with us.

Our Offerings

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Breaking News

Improve your Italian through lively discussions of current affairs and cultural trends. Build vocabulary, strengthen listening and speaking skills, and gain confidence discussing contemporary topics.

History of Italian Cuisine

Take a gastronomic journey through Italy, exploring the stories, traditions and history behind its most iconic dishes while discovering Italian language and culture.

Italian through Cities

Discover Italy through its cities, exploring local food, traditions, history and culture while practising Italian.

Opera Club

Opera as an Art form has contributed enormously to the shaping of Italian worldwide cultural legacy with composers such as Donizetti, Rossini, Verdi and Puccini.

Italian on Foot

Practise Italian naturally while exploring local shops, parks and cafés with a specialist tutor. Enjoy relaxed conversation, a coffee and real-world language practice in a small group or individually.

Book Club

Discover Italian literature while improving your language skills through reading and conversation. Explore classic and contemporary authors while developing your vocabulary, grammar, listening and speaking.

Italian through Art

Explore Italian art and history while developing your language skills. From Etruscan and Roman art to Byzantine masterpieces, our workshops combine visual learning with Italian language and culture.

Italian Cinema Club

The Italian Cinema Club invites you to familiarise with the main historical, cultural and social aspects of Italian filmmaking by looking at the work of some of its most influential authors, actors, directors.