Celebrating Italian heritage at St. Rocco's Feast
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Robbert Marino, a former chief of the Glen Cove Fire Department, and firefighters Berry Filippone, John Krutki, and Mike Capobianco, are on stand-by at the festival. The men also take the time to get to know the community and answer questions about the fire department.
Samantha Samant/Herald
The Feast of St. Rocco in Glen Cove, is an annual celebration deeply rooted in the community’s Italian-American heritage. This year it took place July 25 to 28 and featured a vibrant mix of cultural and religious activities.
There was traditional Italian cuisine, live music, games, and rides.
The highlight of the feast is the procession of St. Rocco’s statue through the streets, accompanied by prayers and hymns, honoring the patron saint known for his devotion to the sick and suffering.
This cherished tradition not only serves as a joyous occasion for family and friends but also strengthens community bonds and preserves cultural heritage in Glen Cove.
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