The Giglio Feast in Williamsburg runs through July 20, showcasing a vibrant blend of old-world tradition and neighborhood festivities. At its center is a towering 70-foot wooden structure carried by more than 100 men, accompanied by live brass music. The event honors San Paolino, a 5th-century bishop with a legacy of selflessness, and has roots in 1887 when Nola immigrants brought their traditions to Brooklyn. The celebration includes smaller events for children, special Mass celebrations, and lively nightlife as the community comes together to enjoy food and faith.
The Giglio Feast in Williamsburg is back, featuring a 70-foot wooden tower carried by over 100 men, accompanied by live brass bands. This celebration runs through July 20 and combines tradition and community spirit.
Originating in 1887 with immigrants from Nola, Italy, the feast honors San Paolino, a 5th-century bishop known for his selflessness. Attendees gather to celebrate with food, dance, and prayer.
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