The Saint Gennaro Foundation of Boston, founded by Pasquale Trotta, Frank DePasquale, and Angelo Vigliotta, proudly announces the return of the San Gennaro Feast, taking place Friday, August 21 through Sunday, August 23 in the heart of the historic North End.
What to expect: Guests can experience the very best of Boston’s North End, with more than three dozen food vendors and iconic restaurants including Bricco, Café Dello Sport, Aqua Pazza, Forcella, and Trattoria il Panino. From authentic Italian specialties to festive street fare, the Feast offers a true taste of Naples in Boston.
The weekend will also feature:
Live music and headline performances
DJs and dancing throughout the day and night
A lively Beer Garden
Raffles and family-friendly activities
A traditional religious procession honoring San Gennaro
The celebration culminates on Sunday with a moving procession of the statue of Saint Gennaro through the North End, followed by an outdoor Mass led by the priests of Saint Leonard’s Church, honoring the patron saint of Naples in a deeply rooted cultural tradition.
This year’s feast will once again benefit autism awareness organizations, including A Voice for Mikey. The feast is put on by the Saint Gennaro Foundation, which is a nonprofit organization named for the patron saint of Naples, Italy. For more information, please visit: www.sangennaroboston.org
Schedule for Friday, August 21:
4:00pm: The Feast Opens to the public
5:00pm: DJ Steven Virgilio performs
8:00pm: Motown Tribute Show featuring Dr. K’s Motown Review
11:00pm: Feast closes for the night
Schedule for Saturday, August 22:
12:00pm: Feast Opens
12:00pm-5:00pm: DJ Steven Virgilio
5:00pm-7:30pm: Special Guest
8:30pm-10:00pm: Soul Legends with Russell Thompkins, Jr. and The New Stylistics
11:00pm: Feast Concludes
Schedule for Sunday, August 23:
12:00pm: Outdoor Mass performed by the priests of Saint Leonard’s
1:00pm:Procession of San Gennaro
2:00pm-3:00pm: Autism Rocks
4:00pm-6:00pm: The Italian Connection Band
7:00pm- 9:00pm: Vinyl Groove
10:00pm- The feast concludes
Where: Paul Revere Mall
Hanover Street, North End
Boston, MA
The Saint Gennaro Foundation of Boston is an IRS approved 501 C3 non-profit organization. All current and future donations will be used to help autistic children. For more information, log onto San Gennaro Feast – Boston’s North End
The A Voice For Mikey Autism Foundation, was founded by parents Michael Intoccia and Marilyn Zambrzycki in honor of their autistic son, Mikey. Mikey, who is now 7 years old, was diagnosed with autism at the age of 2.
Since his diagnosis, Mikey and his family have been blessed to have access to all of the avenues available to assist in his developmental growth. They continually meet parents who struggle to afford the therapies, treatments, and opportunities that crucially benefit children like Mikey. To address this tremendous need of support, The A Voice For Mikey Autism Foundation has proudly partnered with the San Gennaro North End Feast to raise funds to provide vital therapies, education and physical care tools to families in need.