October 2003 marks the 100th anniversary of Caruso's debut at the Metropolitan. A debut that not only made him an international star but also a remarkable role model and a great source of pride for Italian immigrants. The Italian American Museum is proud to present the exhibition, Caruso: The Life and Work of an Opera Legend. Caruso's career reminds us that America is a rich soil from which all immigrants can become a success.

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Opera Lecture Series in honor of the 100th Anniversary of Enrico Caruso's debut at the Metropolitan Opera House in conjunction with the exhibition "Caruso: The Life and Work of an Opera Legend"

"Verdi: The Patriot"
Lecture By Cav. Nicholas Spilotro
Liaison to the Italian American Community,
Central Labor Council, AFL/CIO
Monday, November 3rd
6pm

"The Life and Times of Enrico Caruso"
Lecture By Cav. Uff. Aldo Mancusi
Founder and Curator of the
Caruso Museum of America
Wednesday, November 5th
6pm

"Italian Opera: A Celebration of Life" and
"The Centennial of Caruso's Metropolitan Opera Debut"
Lecture By Tenor Lou Barrella, MA
Thursday, November 6th
6pm