1947
Ms. Fabbri graduates cum laude from Radcliffe College at Harvard University, receiving a Bachelor of Arts.
1971
Ms. Fabbri receives a Master of Arts in art history from Bryn Mawr College.
1971
Ms. Fabbri becomes an art lecturer at Villanova University in Pennsylvania.
1974
Ms. Fabbri becomes an art lecturer at Drexel University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
1976
Ms. Fabbri serves as an art critic and art editor for The Drummer in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
1978
Ms. Fabbri serves as an art critic for The Bulletin in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
1980
Ms. Fabbri becomes director of the Alfred O. Deshong Museum at Widener University in Chester, Pennsylvania.
1982
Ms. Fabbri becomes director of The Noyes Museum in Oceanville, New Jersey.
1991
Ms. Fabbri receives the John Cotton Dana Award from the New Jersey Association of Museums.
1998
Ms. Fabbri serves as an art critic for Philadelphia Daily News, Art in America, Art Matters, The Art Newspaper, and American Artist.
1998
Ms. Fabbri serves as chair of New Visions, Philadelphia Furniture Exhibition.
1999
Ms. Fabbri becomes a member of the advisory committee of the Main Line Art Center.
2000
Ms. Fabbri becomes a lecturer of arts administration at Rosemont College.
2001
Ms. Fabbri joins the board of directors of Philadelphia Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts.
2001
Ms. Fabbri becomes a lecturer of humanities at Rosemont College.
2002
Ms. Fabbri serves as an art critic for Philadelphia Style magazine.
2006
Ms. Fabbri serves as an art critic for BroadStreetReview.com.