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ITALIAN-AMERICAN HERALD
June 12-19, 2016
Festival Hours
Sunday, June 12
Festival 5K
Registration: 8am
Race Start: 9am
Festival Open: 2pm-10:30pm
Monday, June 13 - Friday, June 17
5:30pm - 10:30pm
Saturday, June 18
June 12-19, 2016
2pm - 10:30pm
Sunday, June 19
For 2016, we celebrate the beauty and the
richness of Renaissance Italy—inspiring
creativity and ingenuity, even today!
This year’s Italian Festival will offer all the great traditions you’ve grown to love over the years,
and feature many updates designed to make your Festival visits more fun than ever. All the great
cafes, stages, midways rides and games, and attractions are back—and we’ve added a number of
great new features to make sure our guests have the best Festival experience ever!
This year the Festival will be closing our vendor block on Scott St. between 9th & 10th St. to
vehicular traffic all week. This will permit us to introduce tented seating on that block, and to permit
our vendors to expand their footprint to better serve our patrons. Our newest vendor partners, Luigi
& Giovanni Caterers, will return & will expand their footprint, introducing an Italian “food court”
concept, offering multiple stations of unique and delicious offerings of Italian foods of many types
with seating as well.
The block will also feature a new bar, which will offer a convenient location to grab a drink and
relax and enjoy your time in this area of the Festival grounds.
In partnership with the recently-founded and vibrant ARIANNA cultural alliance, we are pleased
to present our renewed cultural hub Il Circolo Culturale. Located between the church and school
area, the Bellini Bar returns with an updated offering of products, and the Galileo Café by Chef
Giuseppe Furio’s café will be relocated & expanded, adjacent to the Bellini Bar. This area will feature
a relocated and upgraded stage and expanded performance area. The stage will be the home of some
your favorite Festival musical entertainers, and serve as the venue for the Concerti sul Sagrato—our
series of classical outdoor concerts nightly at 7PM. Be sure to catch them all—and prepare to be
impressed by appearances by the Delaware Youth Symphony Orchestra and the Maryland Youth
Symphony Orchestra! You will be “wowed”!
Also new for 2016, presented in partnership with the ARIANNA cultural alliance, this year’s
Festival will feature the U.S. debut of the Sfilata dei Fiori (Procession of Flowers). This newest
Festival tradition is inspired by the Banderesi Sfliata held annually in Bucchianico, Abruzzo, Italy.
Women of various ages will carry beautiful floral baskets on their heads during the annual Festa
Patronale (Feast Day Procession) held on the closing Sunday of the Festival. Be sure to catch the
preview of this groundbreaking new addition to the Festival during a preview to be offered at the
Gala Concert on the opening Sunday. (On that note: the Gala will include a number of engaging new
additions this year, including dance.)
Delaware Commission on Italian Heritage
and Culture-Gala Concert Presenter
Mass in Italian: 12:30pm
Processional of Saints: 2pm
Festival Open: 2pm-8:30pm
Admission Prices
• Ages 14-61: $5
• Under age of 14: FREE (must be
accompanied by parent or guardian age
18 or older)
• Over age 61: FREE
• SAVE with an 8-day pass
• $15 if purchased on-site
• $12 if purchased in advance (also
available at stanthonysfestival.com
until 6/9/2016)
Festival Parking
• The Festival is pleased to offer free securitypatrolled parking on the Wilmington
Riverfront at Lot K (adjacent to Frawley
Stadium) with continuous shuttle services
to the Festival grounds. Shuttle service
is provided by Lehane’s Bus Service.
The Festival thanks the
Riverfront Development
Corporation of DE for its
partnership to offer this
amenity to our guests.
• Shuttle service commences one hour prior
to Festival opening (Noon on Sunday, 6/12)
and is offered up to 30 minutes following the
nightly closing time.
• Accessible parking is available in a
secure lot at Howland & Scott streets,
adjacent to a Festival entrance gate.
Presenting Sponsor
Payment Technology Partner
St. Anthony’s Lights Up The
Night Sponsor
Sponsor & Community Partner
Marketing & Communications
Partner
The Latest In Italian
Style & Performance
See the latest FIAT & Alfa
Romeo models on site,
courtesy of Carman FIAT.
Cultural Patron
ITALIAN-AMERICAN HERALD
June 12-19, 2016
2016 Highlights
Caffé e Bevande
(Food & Beverages)
• Caffé Antonian: Enjoy authentic Italian
favorites of perfectly seasoned porkette,
mouthwatering sausage and peppers,
tantalizing spezzato, tender Chicken Antonian, delectable eggplant parmigiana
and the traditional meatball sandwiches.
Relish our hearty nightly pasta specials
of spaghetti and clams, pasta faglioli, and
pasta and ceci. Enhance your dinner with
a fresh tossed salad. Indulge in rich, luscious Italian pastries of cannoli, tiramisu,
sfogliatelles, éclairs, and indulge in rich,
luscious Italian pastries, other desserts,
and more. Relax with a refreshing drink
from our bar serving a wide variety of
beer, wine and specialty items. Enjoy a
taste of Italy!
• Caffé Nona Strada: Welcome to piazza dining, featuring grilled sausage with
fresh peppers and onions sautéed in olive
oil, cooked porkette (roast pork) served
abbudanza, chicken spezzato made daily with fresh ingredients (green peppers,
onions, mushrooms) grilled and made the
old-fashioned way in homemade tomato
sauce, homemade meatballs, vegetarian Festival sandwich, famous Broccoli
Rabe, String beans and potatoes (traditional style), variety of salads including
roasted red pepper & fresh mozzarella,
pepper poppers, made-to-order pizza,
nightly pasta specials (including pasta
faglioli, torrellini with blush sauce, rigatoni with sausage, chicken fingers, mozzarella sticks, assorted Italian pastries,
bar area serving a wide variety of beer,
wine, and specialty items.
• Caffé La Piazza: Offering delicious
specials…check back daily . . . including
homemade manicotti, gnocchi, chicken
marsala, and veal parmigana. La Piazza Penne Pasta, as well as hot or sweet
sausage and pepper sandwiches, porkette
sandwiches and delicious broccoli rabe.
The Wine Bar features a full selection of
White, Red, and Blush wines (both sweet
and dry), as well as imported and domestic beers, along with a full selection and
Granita (Italian water ice), with or without spirits. Be sure to try our delicious
strawberries and assorted fruit marinated
in wine. Be sure to visit the Porch Bar, and
check out your favorite offerings, as well
as new selections! Fabulous selection of
Italian pastries, biscotti, cookies, Spinach
and Pepperoni Bread, as well as cappuccino and espresso, made fresh daily on
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the Pastry Porch. Returning this year on
the porch: sugar-free options and flavored
iced coffees. Also offering breakfast on
the opening Sunday in La Piazza Cage
and continental breakfast both Sundays
on The Pastry Porch.
• The Ballad Room, featuring La Casa
Pasta/Chesapeake Inn: The chefs from
these award-winning restaurants will be
offering traditional spaghetti & ravioli
dinners, Chicken Parmesan meals, as
well as combos! Save room for a slice
of homemade Italian cake for dessert!
Dine from 4:30PM-9:30PM (8:30PM
on closing Sunday)
Divertimento
(Entertainment)
• Family Day at Il Circolo Culturale:
Enjoy a performance by the students
from La Mia Piazza Italian summer
language camp, and learn more about
this opportunity for children ages 4-14.
• Learn more about seeking dual American-Italian citizenship from experts in this
field. Representatives of the ITACA organization, which provides support for these
efforts, will be on-site throughout the
week. (NOTE: Both activities in shared
tent next to Il Mercato.)
Il Circolo Culturale
(Italian Cultural Features)
• Il Mercato: Il Mercato, our very own
marketplace will feature hand crafted
items from Italy! Beautiful Simona Papi
ceramics, biscotti jars and garden urns
and artisanal Florentine jewelry and Spadini floral scarves chosen exclusively for
our 2016 Renaissance Theme.
Items back by popular demand this year:
• Everyone’s favorites! A wonderful array
of Intrada Biscotti jars and Vietri garden
urns lled garden with herbs, & Simona
Papi’s l’aqua santieri holy water fonts.
• The Bellini Bar is Back!
Enjoy a refreshed menu at the Bellini Bar
for 2016, featuring all of your favorites
and some great new specialty drinks!
• 14th Annual Gala Festival Concert.
The Festival kicks off with the Gala Concert, held at 3 p.m. on Sunday, June 12,
in the church. Presented by the Delaware
Commission on Italian Heritage and Culture, the concert will feature selections
highlighting the musical treasures of Italy. Newark Symphony Orchestra Music
Director Simeone Tartaglione returns as
conductor.
• Concerti sul Sagrato (Evening Concert
Series): The concerts will be featured on
the newly upgraded and expanded stage
area, located at the cultural “heart” of the
Festival grounds. Enjoy beautiful Italian
music by gifted artists at 7PM nightly
[2:30PM on Saturday] on our enhanced
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stage area near the Bellini Bar & Galileo
Cafe by Chef Giuseppe Furio. Enjoy great
food, drink, and music— right at the heart
of the Festival!
• Home Winemakers Competition
The 6th annual competition will be
held on our opening day, Sunday, 6/12.
Categories for Red, White, and Cordials.
More info & entry form on Festival website, under the Culture heading.
• A Festival favorite, chef Giuseppe
Furio returns this year with the Renaissance-inspired Galileo Cafe. An
award-winning Wilmington chef and
restaurateur, Chef Giuseppe will create his
culinary masterpieces in an open kitchen
setting. Stop by and experience the scents
and tastes of our featured region!
Visit Our Famous
Midway Rides &
Games
Be sure to enjoy our renowned midway
— a full city block of rides and games,
along with Kiddie Land, featuring family-friendly rides perfect for younger children. We are proud to again partner with
Majestic Midways to offer our guests a
fun and safe experience.
• Early Bird Ride Special. Monday,
6/13-Thursday, 6/16, 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Ride cost reduced by 1 ticket!
• Monday Night Special! On Monday,
6/13, all night (5:30-10:30PM), children
enjoy unlimited rides for $30. Purchase
wristband at Midway ticket booths.
(NOTE: Advance Ride Tickets will also
honored, & standard ride tickets also
available for purchase.)
St. Anthony’s
Lights Up The
Night
Presented in partnership with Light Action Productions, the church— already
a State and National historic landmark-will be brilliantly lit, in the style of
grand European cathedrals. The church,
already a state and national historic landmark, will take on an even more striking
appearance this year!
37th Annual Italian
Festival 5K Run
Presented by Races2Run
Details:
• Sunday, June 12
• 8 a.m. Registration; 9 a.m. Start
• Free breakfast for runners
• Register at www.races2run.com or call
(302) 654-6400.
Special Festival Insert
Don’t Miss These
‘Festival Favorites’
Festival Host
Lodging
Best Western Plus
Brandywine Valley Inn
1807 Concord Pike
Wilmington, DE 19803
For reservations contact (302) 656-9436.
Ask for the Italian Festival Rate.
www.brandywineinn.com
The Festival is proud to offer our guests
this luxurious yet affordable hotel in the
heart of the Brandywine Valley.
WASTEMASTERS
SOLUTIONS
ITALIAN-AMERICAN HERALD
• Festa Patronale: On our closing Sunday, June 19, we celebrate our patron
saint, St. Anthony of Padua. This day
of traditional devotional observances
includes a Mass celebrated in Italian at
12:30 p.m., followed by a procession of
the saints through the streets of Little Italy neighborhood. The procession starts
at 2 p.m. from in front of the church and
returns there when it concludes. The full
procession route is listed on the Festival website, www.stanthonysfestival.
com/?p=371.
• St. Anthony’s Religious Goods Store:
The store features a wide selection of devotional items and is open yearround off
the vestibule of the church. For the Italian Festival, the store has an expanded
presence near the church entrance. Be
sure to stop by and pick up an item that
may accompany you or a friend or family
member on the journey of faith. All proceeds raised by item sales are donated to
the missionary work of the Oblates of St.
Francis de Sales.
June 12-19, 2016
Visa/MasterCard/Discover
Accepted for Festival admission, at Festival-staffed cafe/food & beverage
venues, Festival souvenir stand, and for Midway ticket ride purchases
Festival POS Returns!
Payment Options: The Festival is proud to again partner with DBS,
provider of Better than Expected Service to the Retail & Hospitality
Industries, to provide a state-of-the-art Point of Sale (POS) system
throughout the Festival grounds, which will accept cash, Visa/
MasterCard/Discover, and Festival gift cards
Festival gift cards are now also accepted at not only our in-house
food venues, but at the admission gates, for Midway ride ticket
purchases, the Festival souvenir store, and NEW FOR 2016: SEVERAL
OF OUR VENDOR PARTNERS AS WELL
Festival Gift Cards! The perfect gift for Dads, Grads, the kids...everyone!
Festival gift cards are available in $25 and $50 denominations.
Purchase one on-site at the Festival or before the Festival (also
available on our website at www.stanthonysfestival.com)
PRE-FESTIVAL GIFT CARD SALE:
$25 cards ON SALE for $22 / $50 cards ON SALE for $42
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Instruction provided by certified teachers of Italian language
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