Taste of Italy - premier food and wine event

If you love all things Italian, make sure not to miss ‘Taste of Italy 2023’ taking place in historic downtown Los Angeles on September 23, 2023

The Italian American Museum of Los Angeles (IAMLA) presents the 12th Annual Taste of Italy Los Angeles

I am so excited to tell you about the twelfth Taste of Italy Los Angeles 2023, a fabulous premiere Italian food and wine event that it is taking place on Saturday, September 23, 2023 in Downtown Los Angeles.

For just one magical evening, the heart of historic Downtown Los Angeles will be transformed into a charming Italian Piazza where guests, including me, can enjoy:

Fabulous Food from some of LA’s best Italian Restaurants
Authentic Italian Products
World Class Awarding Winning Wines
Live Performances and Entertainment
A Spectacular Historic Setting
Mario Lopez is scheduled to kick-off the event as the celebrity guest MC

Why You Should You Attend

If you’ve been following me for a while, you know that I am a huge foodie and oenophile and I love all things Italian! In my opinion, Italy is one of the most magical places that I’ve ever been to because it is filled with so much rich history, culture, food and wine.

So if you adore Italy as much as I do, then you are not going to want to miss a Taste of Italy LA on September 23rd because it is going to immerse into all things Italian including authentic food and gorgeous Italian varietal wines for one magical, delicious evening in a picturesque setting in downtown LA ~ no flights required!

Who Is Hosting This Event

This spectacular event is being hosted by Italian American Museum of Los Angeles (IAMLA). IAMLA explores the Italian American experience in the context of the nation’s multicultural mosaic. The 6,000 square-foot museum is located in downtown Los Angeles and features an award-winning permanent exhibition, which is also accessible online, as well as temporary exhibitions, cultural-educational programming, and curricula. The IAMLA is housed in the Italian Hall, which was constructed in 1908 as a community center. The Italian Hall is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is among the oldest remaining structures from the city’s historic Little Italy.