San Gennaro Festival
Neighborhood: Little Italy/Nolita
Nearest Train: J, M, N, R, Z, 6 at Canal Street
Phone: +1 212 768 9320
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The Little Italy community has existed since the 19th century, when thousands of Italian immigrants populated the Lower East Side. While very few Italians live in the neighborhood today, the community spirit continues to be exhibited every September for 10 days, as millions of people of all nationalities enjoy the festive atmosphere, games, and of course, the food. Sausage, calamari, pizza, pasta and pastries attract the crowds, and the party atmosphere keeps them there until late at night. Admission is free.
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New York Street Festival
Neighborhood: Little Italy/Nolita
Nearest Train: J, M, N, R, Z, 6 at Canal Street
Phone: +1 212 768 9320
Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
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The Little Italy community has existed since the 19th century, when thousands of Italian immigrants populated the Lower East Side. While very few Italians live in the neighborhood today, the community spirit continues to be exhibited every September for 10 days, as millions of people of all nationalities enjoy the festive atmosphere, games, and of course, the food. Sausage, calamari, pizza, pasta and pastries attract the crowds, and the party atmosphere keeps them there until late at night. Admission is free.
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Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jun 08 2007
Forget the Festival go to Forlinis
I love the festival, although I haven't been there for years, but forget that and just go to For...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Los Angeles on Jan 22 2006
the buses are coming back1
I took a bus load of 54 people and we didn't have one bad comment! In fact, they all want to go ...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from New Castle, Pennsylvania on Oct 07 2005
