Little Italy Street Fair 2026
The New York Little Italy European Street Fair, which evokes the memory of the Feast of San Gennaro, is what turns Mulberry Street into a colorful celebration of Italian-American culture, generally taking 11 days of festival during the September months (e.g., Sept 11-21). They will have real cannoli, zeppole, sausage and peppers, live opera, parades, and the blessing of saint relics in the Most Precious Blood church. With 1M+ visitors each year, it celebrates the patron saint of Naples with games, rides, and cultural processions under red-white-green flags. No charge; however, the food lines are busiest on weekends, and cash is king in street food. Little Italy Street Fair is fun, which includes food, music, and community- NYC’s best Italian festival since 1926.
Savor fried orechiette, Nutella crepes, and lobster tails pastry with the fragrances of Mulberry. The domination is shared among sausage heroes and gelato stands; vegan ones are increasing. Other vendors, such as Al Dente, have 10-dollar meals- dine quickly when the mob is around in the evenings.
San Gennaro statues are used in parades; tarantella is played by live bands. Streets are illuminated by night processions; rides of children make the family fun. The Italian-American Museum nearby offers deeper history dives.
Enter via Canal/Mulberry; shuttles from Midtown ease parking woes. Weekdays dodge peak throngs; wear comfy shoes for cobblestones. ATM lines are long—carry $20s.
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Expected Sept 11-21 on Mulberry St, mirroring San Gennaro dates. Check sangennaronyc.org for the exact schedule; events from 6 pm daily with parades Sat/Sun.
Cannoli, zeppole, sausage & peppers top lists; try Nutella fried treats. Prices $8-15; share plates among 100 vendors for variety.
Yes, open to all; no tickets needed. Donations support the church; VIP dinners are extra for processions.
Weekdays, early avoid lines; weekends for parades/music peak 5-10 pm. Go hungry, cash-ready for street eats.
Absolutely—rides, gelato, processions thrill kids. Strollers are tricky in crowds; nearby parks for breaks.
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