Our Mission. Our History
Established by a group of professionals from the academic and business communities in Massachusetts, the Pirandello Lyceum exists to provide accurate accounts of these contributions for the international, and particularly American community.
Its activities and purpose have been recognized with support from the Massachusetts Council on the Arts and Humanities, the Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities and Public Policy, the Consulate General of Italy, and private contributors. It is a non-profit tax-exempt organization.
The Pirandello Lyceum aims to encourage a greater understanding and appreciation of Italian culture among all people. Its various programs reflect the significant accomplishments of Italian thinkers in the areas of art, science, culture and humanitarianism. The Lyceum is committed to the protection and preservation of Italian/American heritage.
- Its scholarship program is a catalyst for young people of all ages, colors or creed to benefit by an Italian experience during their educational process.
- Its art, music, and writings create a network for all people to participate in the beauty of “the Italian experience.”
- Its award program recognizes those Italian/Americans who continue to make significant contributions to society “in the spirit” of Luigi Pirandello.
- Its duty and responsibility to monitor the depiction of Italian Americans is to insure the accuracy of reporting their contributions, while eradicating stereotyping of all forms.
The Pirandello Lyceum is a non-profit cultural organization under the general laws of Massachusetts.
Upcoming Events
Pirandello Lyceum
Annual
Bel Canto Opera Concert
Save the Date
February 4, 2024
Sunday
3:00 PM
Dante Alighieri Center
Cambridge, MA
Free for Pirandello Members
$10 per person for non-members (Check-in at Pirandello table)
Pirandello Lyceum
Annual
"I Migliori" Awards
Save the Date
April 6, 2024
Saturday
6:00 PM
Spinelli's
Peabody, MA