About the Festival
45 years of faith, culture, and community — bringing Bellerose, surrounding communities and beyond together every summer.
45
Years of Tradition
8
Nights of Celebration
1
Community, One Family
∞
Memories Made
Our Story
A Bellerose, Queens Tradition Since Day One
Now celebrating its 45th year, the Gregorian Festival remains one of our community's most cherished summer traditions. For generations, the festival has brought together families, alumni, parishioners, neighbors and friends for eight nights of faith, fellowship and celebration.
Built on generations of greatness, the Festival continues to thrive because of the people who return year after year to support it. Many alumni come back each summer to volunteer, give back and help sustain this long-standing tradition in support of St. Gregory the Great Catholic Academy.
The Gregorian Festival welcomes tens of thousands of visitors over 8 nights, with each night dedicated to a different cultural heritage — from Irish and Hispanic to Filipino, Caribbean, German, Polish, and Italian — reflecting the vibrant, multicultural spirit of Bellerose, Queens.
45
Years of
Celebration
Through the Years
45 Years of Memories
A look back at the moments, faces, and celebrations that have made the Gregorian Festival a beloved tradition.
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8 Nights of Culture
Celebrating Our Community
Each night honors a different cultural heritage, bringing the diverse communities of Bellerose together under one sky.
Irish Night
Jun 19
Hispanic Night
Jun 20
Father's Day
Jun 21
Filipino Night
Jun 22
Caribbean Night
Jun 24
German/Polish Night
Jun 25
Italian/Alumni Night
Jun 26
Italian Night
Jun 27
Hosted by St. Gregory the Great Parish
St. Gregory the Great is a vibrant Catholic parish in Bellerose, Queens, serving the community with faith, service, and fellowship. The annual festival is one of the parish's most cherished traditions — a celebration of community, culture, and togetherness.
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