
Our December fête in music
Back by popular demand: the quintet Four Season, with the swing and soul of the Dolce Vita years, from Carosone to Gershwin.
In evidenza

Back by popular demand: the quintet Four Season, with the swing and soul of the Dolce Vita years, from Carosone to Gershwin.

A Renaissance mystery decoded, from the court of Urbino to the Florence of Lorenzo.

Chi siamo
We focus on Italian culture and language with a passionate love for history, art, music, opera, cinema and, of course, food, wine, fashion and design. All of which are definitely Italian specialties.
Our storyEvents so far
Years in Charleston
Chapters worldwide
Countries
Founded in Rome
Years since Dante
Unisciti a noi
Keep Italian culture alive in Charleston, the way it was kept alive among those who left Italy.
Ambrogio Lorenzetti, Effects of Good Government in the City, c. 1338, Palazzo Pubblico, SienaProssimamente

Mario Enzler on the Pontifical Swiss Guard, one of the oldest and most storied military corps in the world.

Back by popular demand: the quintet Four Season, with the swing and soul of the Dolce Vita years, from Carosone to Gershwin.

Lou Del Bianco tells the story of his grandfather, the Italian immigrant who was chief carver of Mount Rushmore.

An evening with Roscioli of Rome and the small producers behind its network of more than 600 artisan winemakers.





Qualche dubbio?
Not at all. Our talks, film nights and dinners are open to anyone who loves Italy, whatever their Italian. If you would like to learn, our courses start from the very first word.
No. Our members are Americans in love with Italy and Italian Americans rediscovering their heritage, from all walks of life. A love for Italian culture is all it takes.
Yes, many of our events welcome guests. Come to one, meet us, and join when you are ready. Some evenings carry a small ticket fee to cover the venue, the wine and the food.
There are four levels: Studente at $65 a year, Cavaliere at $150, Medici at $500 and Granduca at $1,000. Cavaliere invites you and a guest to every event of the year.
None at all: beginners are warmly welcome. A short level assessment form helps us place you in the right group.
Yes. The Dante Alighieri Society of Charleston is a nonprofit, and memberships are fully tax-deductible.