Carnevale is celebrated in Italy and many places around the world 40 days (not counting Sundays) before Easter and it ends on Fat Tuesday, the day before Ash Wednesday and the beginning of Lent.

NEW HAVEN >> The southern Italy religious societies of ... St. Maria Delle Vergini and St. Trofimena — invite one and all to its 26th annual Carnevale Celebration at 1 p.m. Sunday in St ...

VENCIE, Italy -- Fasching, Carnevale, Mardi Gras - no matter what name or region, the season leading up to Lent is a raucous celebration of parties, costumes and craziness.

An observer at Viareggio's Carnevale would be hard pressed to find anyone under the age of 20 not wearing a costume. Many Italian families, such as this one taking a break for lunch, celebrate ...

Carnevale, also known as Carnival, Mardi Gras and Fat Tuesday, is celebrated throughout the Christian world 40 days before Easter. Tonys Countdown BWW Awards - Vote Now! Email: Sign-up: ...

Carnevale celebration brings cultures together in Venice Chandler West - ... Italians and tourists alike, languages I didn't recognize (and those I did - English, Italian, French, German, ...

Italian Community Center Celebrate Mardi Gras, Italian-style at the ICC's 41st annual Carnevale. If you prefer your Mardi Gras with an Italian twist, don't miss the Italian Community Center's 41st ...

HUNDREDS of Italians celebrated their heritage with a carnival. The event at the Calvary Church in Brighton aimed to re-create a traditional Italian festival , called Carnevale, and share the ...

Pasta Amore in Rockbrook Village is celebrating Carnevale this year. It’s the Italian festival that occurs on the day before Ash Wednesday, also known as Mardi Gras for Cajun and Creole people ...

celebration is being brought to Laguna with its vibrant full-of-life fashion at “Carnevale Laguna Beach,” beginning Sept. 27 at the Forum Theater on the Festival of Arts grounds.

Carnevale corresponds with the period before the beginning of Lent in the Christian faith. The period of celebration starts following Epifania, or Epiphany, and ends on Martedí Grasso, or Mardi ...