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Exclusive | Brooklyn’s hottest movie night draws both hipsters and the elderly to century-old, Italian-American social club
- Cinema Club Piacere hosts a popular monthly screening inside the 138-year-old St. Mary’s of the Snow Society in Williamsburg.
- The club shows classic Italian-American films like Moonstruck and My Cousin Vinny to large crowds.
- The event pairs screenings with a rotating menu including baked ziti and sausage and peppers.
- Attendance has grown, with recent events drawing more than 150 people.
- Local vendors and sponsors, including Mutti tomatoes, support the cinema nights.
- Founder Kevin D’Angelo says the events foster intergenerational community.
- D’Angelo notes the space helps neighbors connect amid neighborhood changes.
- St. Mary’s hall has a long history, dating to 1888, with roots in mutual aid for immigrants.
- The program aims to preserve culture while welcoming a changing Brooklyn.
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