New York’s San Gennaro Feast The Story Of How Italian Immigrants Became American

For two weeks in September, everyone wants to be Italian — at least judging by the crowds at the annual Feast of San Gennaro in New York City’s Little Italy. Founded in 1926, the largest and longest-running Italian festival in the United States celebrates its 100th anniversary this year, with locals and tourists alike descending upon Mulberry Street in Manhattan to celebrate Italian American culture.

Catholicism, Christianity, Food, History, News, North America, Society, TravelClare WhittonSeptember 17, 2026Clare Whitton, Italians, Catholic Church, feasts, San Gennaro, news, travel, New York, food, Christianity, Secondary feature, rechargeComment

Inside The Treasure Of San Gennaro: Unveiling The Secrets Of Naples’ Religious Relics

One of the most majestic displays of religious art a visitor can find in Naples — if not anywhere in the Catholic world — is known as the “Treasure of San Gennaro.” Located in Naples’ historic city center (which is also famous for artisans and nativity scenes), the area has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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