Milwaukee’s ‘Little Pink Church’; Photo courtesy of Milwaukee County Historical Society
The History of Milwaukee’s ‘Little Pink Church’
The church, which was demolished in 1967, was the social and spiritual anchor of the city’s Italian community.
Join the Pompeii Men's Club Today
Become a member of the club and attend our monthly meetings. We usually gather at our favorite Italian restaurants twice a month. All meetings begin at 6 PM. Please RSVP so we can have enough seating for everyone. Follow our Facebook page to never miss an upcoming event.
Recent News & Events
Next Board Meeting is August 6th at Mallory Place, at 6:00 like always. Non-board members are welcome. Please make reservations with President Ciano. You can reach him at 414-839-1025
The next General Meeting will be held at Saint Rita's Square at 600pm on August 13th. Cost for this meal is $30.00. Please contact President Ed Ciano. You can reach him at 414-839-1025 to RSVP or for last-minute cancellations.
Pompeii Men's Club Car Show 2024
This year we will have a live band playing instead of a DJ.
Future Board Meetings
Next Board Meeting is August 6th at Mallory Place, at 6:00 like always. Non-board members are welcome. Please make reservations with President Ciano. You can reach him at 414-839-1029
The one following is September 3rd at Papa Luigi's Restaurant at 6:00 like always.
Calendar of Events
This event calendar should help you know what is coming soon and in the near future of our special events outside of standard meetings. It will be updated regularly to keep it accurate.
Check out this video for making some great Italian Food. https://youtu.be/rE1YR0oygJg
Pompeii Men's Club puts an end to the deadline for buying custom engraved bricks for the Pompeii Square restoration project one order at a time. We will now collect orders, when we have 15-20, we will place the order with our vendor. We are selling $50 with a 39-character message or $100 bricks with a 78-character message.
The History of Milwaukee’s ‘Little Pink Church’
The church, which was demolished in 1967, was the social and spiritual anchor of the city’s Italian community.