September 7, 1931 – East Harlem Giglio of Sant’ Antonio di Padua

A historic view of our Giglio tower, looking north on
106th Street from First Avenue.

106 St and 1 Ave

Our feast was born and raised on the streets of New York City, and we are
proud to continue this cherished tradition to this day.

Walk in the footsteps of previous generations—and perhaps even your own
ancestors—as we come together to celebrate our beloved Giglio.

Become a member of our society and help us continue a tradition
118 years in the making.

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Traditions Matter.
Viva Sant’ Antonio!

Special thanks and credit to Giglio Girl Janet Sinicola
for her research and dedication to preserving our history. ❤️