|
|
| |
 |
| Who We Are. . . |
| Over a century ago, L'Unione Italiana was founded by a
small visionary group who realized that by uniting together,
the Italian community of Tampa could overcome many of the
social and economic challenges that confronted those
"turn-of-the-century" immigrants from Italy. |
|
Campo
Italiano 2010 |
 The Italian
Club Ladies Auxiliary, Inc. will host this event for the purpose
of educating youth about the Italian culture. All seven areas of
the camp are headed by State of Florida certified teacher, who
are of Italian descent. It is our desire and goal that all
children will gain an awareness of Italy’s culture and will have
a love of Italy as we do.June 14-18,
2010 - 9:00
A.M.-1:00 P.M. Mon- Fri.
Click Here for more information... |
|
Festa Italiana 2011 |
 Festa
Italiana is a gathering of authentic tastes, sights, and sounds
straight from Italy. An annual event guaranteed to delight your
whole family! The event is set in the heart of Historic
Ybor City, hosted by L'Unione Italiana, The Italian Club of
Tampa, Inc.Sunday
April
17, 2011
more... |
| Our Mission |
| The mission of L’Unione Italiana is to preserve and honor
the culture, traditions and heritage of the Italian Community
and to maintain the historical facility as a functioning
memorial to the working class immigrants.
We will support this mission through the dues and
contributions provided by the members, their families,
friends, and government. In return we will add value to the
membership by providing social activities, fellowship, Italian
arts and culture; these activities will provide for growth and
stability in the membership, creating a safe and comfortable
environment for both members and employees. This atmosphere
will provide opportunities for personal and professional
growth for our members and our employees.
As the oldest historical leader and the voice of the
Italian community, we will operate in an environment
characterized by the highest ethical standards and provide
open and honest communication with the members and the
community.
|
| |
|
|
|
|
|
