25th annual Ferragosto festival brings food and fun to Bronx’s Little Italy
August 31, 2022: BronxTimes
On September 11, Bronx’s Little Italy will celebrate its annual Ferragosto festival on Arthur Avenue. Ferragosto is an ancient Roman holiday named after Emperor Augustus to celebrate the end of the agricultural season. Thousands of visitors are expected to attend, with more than 20 vendors selling food and drinks. Read more here.
Lunch Break at Avenue Gyro
August 23, 2022: WNYW-TV
Taking a lunch break in the Bronx at Avenue Gyro located on Arthur Avenue. They specialize in Mediterranean cuisine like gyros, kebab, falafel and more. Watch here.
Bronx Brothers Shining Light on Their Home Borough
August 23, 2022: WNBC-TV
The Ramirez brothers, owners and operators of the Bronx Beer Hall discuss “From the Bronx”, their venture that designs and sells Bronx themed merchandise packed with positivity. Watch here.
How New York City Lost 63 Miles of Pedestrian-Friendly ‘Open Streets’
August 11, 2022: New York Times
The Open Street program, gave people more public spaces, however neighborhoods have had various challenges with the program. In Bronx Little Italy, the Belmont BID tries to balance Piazza di Belmont with the needs of the retail businesses, restaurants, and the majority of the visitors that drive to the neighborhood. Read more, here.
Immerse Yourself In Authentic Italian Culture At The Ferragosto Festival Coming to NYC This September
August 2, 2022: Secret NYC
The ancient Roman festival dates backs to 18 B.C. in honor of Caesar Augustus, and these days in Bronx Little Italy, it’s a way to immerse yourself Italian culture, traditions, entertainment and of course delicious food! Read more, here.
Bronx Little Italy’s Annual Ferragosto Event in September
August 1, 2022: Stacyknows
Bronx Little Italy’s Ferragosto festival is scheduled for Sunday, September 11th this year from 12-6pm. Ferragosto celebrates the end of the harvest season and is an opportunity for local businesses to showcase their signature products and dishes for all visitors. Read more, here.