Showing posts with label La Festa Italiana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label La Festa Italiana. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 15, 2018
Saturday, November 4, 2017
Interview with the Candidate: Nicholas J. Grillo
Jersey City elections are right around the corner and I wanted to offer the opportunity to get to know the candidates a little better and let people learn more about who's running to represent them.
These interviews are available to any candidate running in Jersey City and are not indicative of an endorsement or political support. If you're interested in learning more about any of the candidate's policies, please click on the links to read more.
Read on to learn more about Nicholas Grillo, running for Downtown Ward E Council, ballot position 7C.
www.njgrillo.com
What are some of the changes you've seen in Jersey City in the time that you've lived here? What changes would you like to see in the next four years?
Read on to learn more about Nicholas Grillo, running for Downtown Ward E Council, ballot position 7C.
www.njgrillo.com
What are some of the changes you've seen in Jersey City in the time that you've lived here? What changes would you like to see in the next four years?
As the only candidate that is from Jersey City the answer is A
LOT. In the past 37 years there is little about Jersey City that hasn’t
changed. More development, more parks, more people. Jersey City
wasn’t always a place people wanted to be and now it is arguably one of the
best mid-sized cities in the country. A lot has been accomplished.
That being said, with change and growth comes new challenges and over the next
four years, my hope is to be elected as Councilman to help try to solve them. For instance, I think we need to work alongside developers to get better
give backs for our community. We need more schools especially in Downtown
where overcrowding is becoming more of an issue. We also need to work
alongside other local and statewide elected officials to demand the Port
Authority actually service the needs of Jersey City, Harrison, and Newark. We need to work on pedestrian and street safety and implement a Vision Zero
plan that will eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries. It is
also important to focus on basic quality of life issues and real change that we
can effectuate on the local level. We'll also need to work through the
reval.
Wednesday, August 9, 2017
La Festa Italiana 2017 is Here
La Festa Italiana kicks off today! The annual street festival hosted by Holy Rosary Church will run through Sunday 8/13, giving you plenty of time to enjoy all the rice balls, zeppole, and wine & peaches you can handle.
Tuesday, August 9, 2016
La Festa Italiana 2016
Beginning this Wednesday, 8/10 through Sunday, 8/14, the ever-popular La Festa Italiana will be running on 6th Street between Brunswick and Monmouth.
Friday, August 14, 2015
La Festa Italiana Part II: The Eats
We'll start with the important things: drinks! Lots of beer and specialty cocktails from White Star Bar and the church's homemade limoncello and wine and peaches.
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
La Festa Italiana Begins Tonight!
Get ready for five straight days of enjoying rice balls, wine and peaches and live music! La Festa Italiana on 6th and Brunswick begins tonight!
Sunday, August 9, 2015
Community News
- La Festa Italiana starts this Wednesday! It will run through Sunday, August 16th, on 6th St. between Monmouth and Brunswick.
- Talde JC is hosting Talib Kwali for the launch of RE Classics on August 22nd. Talde will be providing drinks and bites and tickets are $20, purchased here.
- Congratulations to Short Grain for their write-up in the Jersey Journal.
- Milk Sugar Love is now available for delivery via FastBoy Delivery. They've also started offering their August Flavor of the Month, Caramel Corn.
Friday, August 15, 2014
Weekend Events
La Festa Italiana continues through the weekend, running every night from 5pm-11pm with food, drinks, live entertainment and much more!
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
La Festa Italiana is Back!
Today, Wednesday 8/13, marks the beginning of La Festa Italiana in Jersey City! Held on 6th Street between Division and Monmouth Streets, this wildly popular annual Old World Italian Festival runs from Wednesday through Sunday from 5pm-11pm.
Sunday, August 10, 2014
Community News
- Congratulations to Milk Sugar Love on being featured in the New York Times this weekend!
- If you want to know what flavors you can get at Milk Sugar Love, check the website where the daily flavor list will be posted.
- This Wednesday marks the beginning of La Festa Italiana!
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
The Mozz Boss
A few weeks ago, when Uber was running their NJ free ride promotion, I decided to take advantage of the opportunity to visit an area of Jersey City I don't otherwise often go to, Greenville, and check out The Mozz Boss. That's right - I'm so dedicated, I used my free rides to get sandwiches to benefit all of you (actually, the logisitics just ended up working out well, but still).
I first saw The Mozz Boss at La Festa Italiana last summer where they had a booth, but I never ended up trying anything although I did see people walking away with delicious looking bowls of food and stuffed-to-the-brim sandwiches. A couple of months later, when I heard they'd opened up a storefront in Jersey City, I put it on my to-try list but took a while to get to it - my mistake.
Walking in, I was amazed at how much space there is. There are plenty of seats - a rare commodity for most downtown delis. It seemed like most of the cold cuts were Boar's Head brand (despite the stickers) and there were some salads and antipastis to choose from as well. I went in on a Sunday when they close early and felt like they had less available than they might otherwise.
I first saw The Mozz Boss at La Festa Italiana last summer where they had a booth, but I never ended up trying anything although I did see people walking away with delicious looking bowls of food and stuffed-to-the-brim sandwiches. A couple of months later, when I heard they'd opened up a storefront in Jersey City, I put it on my to-try list but took a while to get to it - my mistake.
Walking in, I was amazed at how much space there is. There are plenty of seats - a rare commodity for most downtown delis. It seemed like most of the cold cuts were Boar's Head brand (despite the stickers) and there were some salads and antipastis to choose from as well. I went in on a Sunday when they close early and felt like they had less available than they might otherwise.
Saturday, August 17, 2013
Why You Should go to La Festa Italiana: An Essay in Photographs
As I mentioned, La Festa Italiana is a really fun annual festival and street fair held in Jersey City. It ends tomorrow night, so you've got two more nights to go (or go again) and here's why you should:
Live Entertainment
Delenio's Menu & the meatballs which were really good. Flavorful, juicy, and in a slightly tart tomato sauce.
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Reminder: La Festa Italiana
La Festa Italiana starts today on 6th Street between Monmouth and Brunswick! This traditional Old World Italian Festival is held every year and hugely popular. It really captures a lot of the old and new Italian culture and the traditions that are especially prevalent in Jersey City. It's family-friendly with activities, booths, and of course food!
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