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American Italian Heritage Association Museum and Cultural Center

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  • VISIT US 1227 Central Ave Albany NY 12005

     
    EVENTS


    Tuesday September 15th at 1pm: Practice Your Italian
    Tuesday, September 22nd at 1pm: Italian Card Group
    Tuesday, September 22nd, at 1:pm: Tombola
    Tuesday, September 29th at 1pm: Italian Card Group

    Tuesday, October 6th at 1pm: Practice Your Italian
    Monday, October 12th at 1pm: Columbus Day Celebration
    Tuesday, October 13th at 1pm: Italian Card Group
    Tuesday, October 20th at 1pm: Practice Your Italian
    Tuesday, October 20th at 1pm: Tombola
    Friday, October 23rd at 6:30pm: Movie and Pizza Night
    Tuesday, October 27th at 1pm: Italian Card Group


    Tuesday, November 3rd at 1pm: Practice Your Italian
    Tuesday, November l0th·1pm: Italian Card Group
    Tuesday, November 17th at 1pm: Practice Your Italian
    Tuesday, November 17th at 1pm: Tombola
    Thursday, November 19th at 6:30pm: Movie and Pizza Night
    Tuesday, November 24th at 1pm: Italian Card Group


    Annual Italian Christmas Market
    Friday & Saturday December 4th - 5th 10am-4pm
    Sunday,December 6th 11am- 3pm


     

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Our History

  • Due to the persistence and dedication of Professor DiNovo, the first American Italian museum was located in Utica for 13 years from 1985 to 1998.When Phil retired from teaching, the artifacts he collected were moved with him to Albany. After an 11-year hiatus, where the artifacts were put into storage, the museum began a rebirth and took root at its current spot on Central Avenue in the town of Colonie, a suburb of Albany.

    Purchased in 2004, it took five years to restore the first floor of the building, which was opened as the museum on October 4, 2009. The site for the 4,000 square-foot museum is a former Catholic church, Our Lady of Mercy, which was built by Italian immigrant laborers in 1922.