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New Jersey Italian Festivals

Italian festivals or feasts in New Jersey are usually organized by either a Catholic church with a large Catholic following or an Italian community service organization with an interest in promoting their culture and providing knowledge and stories for future generations to benefit from.
 

 

This site provides information on some of the largest Italian feasts in New Jersey. The festivals are generally run for three to four days around a summer weekend and in addition to promoting the Italian culture, they raise money to support many worthwhile charitable causes.

Italian Feasts in New Jersey

June

Italian-American-Festival-Freehold

Italian-American Festival
Thursday, June 26 - Sunday, June 29, 2008
Freehold Raceway
Freehold NJ
(732)536-5832

 

Fun for everyone!
Games, rides, entertainment, food, a bocce tournament, car show, fireworks, and more!
North Wildwood Italian-American Festival
North Wildwood, NJ
June 27-29, 2008
609-729-4533
Annual celebration of Italian-American heritage held in North Wildwood on Olde New Jersey Avenue. Fri: 5 PM to 11 PM, Sat: Noon to 11 PM, Sun: 11 AM to 6 PM.
July
The 133rd Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
St. Josephs Church
Hammonton, NJ
609-561-4818
July 15th to July 20th, 2008
Sponsors of the Longest Running Italian Festival in the United States and a Hammonton, NJ Tradition Since 1875!

A week long festival of live entertainment, marching bands, Italian songs, concert, and food stands
August

 

 

September

The Hoboken Italian Festival
September 11-14, 2008

Sinatra Park, on the historic waterfront of Hoboken, NJ
Contact:
Hoboken Italian Festival
P.O. Box 1546, Hoboken, NJ 07030
201-216-0252
The Hoboken Italian Festival, the premier Italian-American festival in New Jersey is over 80 years old, and is derived from a festival in Italy that is over 600 years old. The festival occurs yearly, the weekend after Labor Day for 4 days. The highlight of the feast, aside from the staggering variety of food and entertainment, is the day long procession through the streets of Hoboken, including a pain staking reenactment of the "Blessing of the Fleet" in the Hudson River, all culminating with a huge fireworks extravaganza over the park.

Mercer County Italian American Festival
September 26- 28, 2008
Mercer County Park
Old Trenton Road
West Windsor, NJ
Friday: Noon to 10 PM
Saturday: Noon to 11 pm
Sunday: Noon - 9 pm
Contact:Mercer County Italian-American Assoc
2421 Liberty Street
Trenton, NJ 08629
609-631-7544

Admission: Adults $2.00

Children: 12 and under - free

Contact for sponsorship;
Barry Chiorello
Second Story Productions
609-695-5007
barry@barrychiorello.com

 

The the top Italian American Festival in Southern New Jersey offering three days of festival events including; a Food Piazza of Italian restaurants, wine and beer, Enjoy Italian specialties from many of the best Italian and Italian-American Vendors; An Italian market tent offering flowers, special-occasion gifts and wine-making supplies; The Italian Heritage Pavilion where you can view memorabilia and over 200 Displays of Important and Famous Italian-Americans who have made a contribution to our Country;  Play BOCCE on the Yardville National Bank Bocce Court; Pellettieri, Rabstein & Altman Cultural Theater where you can listen to guest speakers and watch cooking demonstrations: Dining Tents where you can dine in covered seating areas; Dance Tents where you can dance to your favorite performers on covered dance floors; Top entertainment with performances on two stages with Italian folk dancers, big band music, traditional Italian music, Italian American favorites, Boheme Opera New Jersey,Children’s entertainment and national favorites. Past headliners have included The Duprees, Johnny Maestro and the Brooklyn Bridge, Sam Butera and the Wildest, and Joey Dee & the Starliters; and the New Jersey Lottery Fireworks Spectacular, End Saturday at the Festival with a spectacular fireworks display

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