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    4.8 (8 reviews)
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    Hamilton Park BBQ Festival - Wings and Sides

    Hamilton Park BBQ Festival

    3.9(21 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    Oh swine, how I love thee…read more What a great event! First of all, so many people came by through out the day starting at noon and ending at 8 PM. This was a ommunity event at its finest. The music was on point and there were a variety of local vendors including MAE, Dinosaur BBQ, Jimmy's BBQ, Hamilton Inn serving up NJ Beer Co, Sophie Sophia, Fizzy Lizzy and a few others. The bbq was amazing. I had lamb ribs from MAE, some pulled pork (I think) from Dinosaur BBQ, and of course an amazing bite of cupcake from SS. Hot damn. Everything was fresh and delicious. The food was great, the proceeds was going to a great cause (Hamilton Park Conservancy), and the weather was perfect albeit a bit windy. There is nothing like eating bbq with the community filled with babies, dogs, hipsters, non hipsters, beer, laughs and live music. Win. I look forward to next year! Oh and for families: petting zoo in the house! Along with vendors selling crafts organized by Not Yo Momma's Craft Fair. Amaze.

    Hamilton Park BBQ Festival was a wonderful community event which was a fund raiser for The Hamilton…read morePark Conservancy. The conservancy is dedicated to assisting the city in the maintenance and improvement of the park. What a great way to enjoy a beautiful sunny afternoon and raise some money for a good cause. Outstanding. The event featured: BBQ at Legal Beans, Dinosaur Bar-b-que, Jimmy's BBQ and Modern American Eatery. Beverages by New Jersey Beer Company, Lizzmonade and Fizzy Lizzy. They also had a petting zoo for the kids and assorted tables selling bake goods, treats and goodies. Yelp had a table and was represented by Stephanie Y who was full of enthusiasm. It was my first time meeting her and was wow by her energy and friendliness. Yay! I only had the opportunity to taste Dinosaur Bar-b-que and the ribs were delicious. The half rack I ordered was very good. It had all the characteristics of excellent barbecue ribs: ring around the rib, moist, tender, great flavor and meaty. The 2 pieces of 3 ribs each had good texture and just fell off the bone. It just had the right amount of pull and awesome flavor. The ribs had a good rub with a balance of traditional spices. Overall high B+, very high. The pull pork sandwich just did not cut it. It was a beautiful cut of pork shoulder with all the good characteristics of good tasting pull pork BBQ, but It failed. It was just cold and the flavors did not come out. While I did received a good amount of pull pork it was just not steaming with flavor. Overall, this was a wonderful event with lots of food and drink. To bad I had to leave after an hour. I was on a journey to visit my in-laws with Wifey. This was certainly a local event and supported by the local community. There was good food and drink. There was fun. There was community spirit. I can't wait to come back to this part of New Jersey and experience some great hospitality.

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    Hamilton Park BBQ Festival - Jimmy ' s BBQ pulled pork sandwich and baked beans.

    Jimmy ' s BBQ pulled pork sandwich and baked beans.

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    Cookies and cream ice cream from Milk Sugar Love

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    The Hoboken Italian Festival  Feast of the Madonna Dei Martiri

    The Hoboken Italian Festival Feast of the Madonna Dei Martiri

    3.7(12 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    went for the first time because social media recommend local things to do. family and I are Italian…read moreand we are actually really disappointed. it was crowded, the parking is hectic (but that's to be expected). what really upset us was that the vendors absolutely sucked. they had empanada, gyros and other nonauthentic food. the Italian food was greasy carnival food that was very expensive. we went with hopes to get some merch and good food and sadly, that's not what happened. There was a lot of homeless and people with disabilities roaming. They didn't even play Italian music for the first 4 hours, it was loud spanish and club music. There was an American football game playing on every TV and we noticed there were even duplicate vendors - you should only have one permanent jewlery stand, not 3. And what was the point of a "slime" stand...? it was so strange. This needs to welcome more authentic Italian heritage and businesses only with better vendor options. It did not feel or look specific to an Italian feast at all. we had brick oven pizza that gave us an upset stomach, walked up and down and went home. Will not be returning.

    Beautiful festival, wonderful food. One of the best views in town. There is very little more one…read morecan ask for. Ok, I can ask for more. I would have liked to see more art but overall it was a great setup with food and activities for the family.

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    The Hoboken Italian Festival  Feast of the Madonna Dei Martiri - Roast Pork from Mike and Nick's Beef and Pork.

    Roast Pork from Mike and Nick's Beef and Pork.

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    Hoboken Arts and Music Festival - The Demolition String Band with Elena Skye & Boo Riners.

    Hoboken Arts and Music Festival

    3.8(18 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    The Hoboken Arts and Music Festival is offered annually, in both the Spring and again in the Fall…read more It is one of largest and most interesting street fairs in the area. There is a huge number of vendors spanning from artwork to jewelry, décor, clothing, soaps, candles, gourmet foods, and more, as well as a load of local food vendors. There are also stages at either end of the 8 block fest with various musicians playing decently long sets throughout the day. You could even take a break from the festivities to sit outside at one of the many bars and restaurants on Washington and simply people-watch. It really is a fantastic way to spend an afternoon! I would recommend checking it out, but, if you are not based in the area, be sure to take the train or Path into town, as the station is right near the festival, and parking can be even more scarce than usual.

    A good number of local artists, vendors, and businesses lined the length of this event, with stages…read moreflanking each end and a stage near the center in the kid's area. We initially came for the music, but a last minute decision to bring four kids with us meant we were now overruled by beings who couldn't sit still for live music. We managed to get two-and-a-half songs in from a Latin-style band with a female lead. There was plenty to see and do and EAT! This was the perfect location! The area had a good amount of small businesses, as well as the stuff we're all familiar with. A combination of these businesses and festival food filled our bellies, excessively...gluttonously. The vast choices of unique art, crafts, and jewelry allowed each kid to pick out something special for mommy for Mother's Day. But I couldn't find the Yelp booth!

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    Outside the Box

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    Hoboken Arts & Music Festival

    Hoboken Arts and Music Festival - The dB's, featuring Peter Holsapple, Chris Stamey, Gene Holder & Will Rigby

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    The dB's, featuring Peter Holsapple, Chris Stamey, Gene Holder & Will Rigby

    The Giglio Feast - 7/11/2025

    The Giglio Feast

    4.0(28 reviews)
    4.7 miWilliamsburg - North Side

    If you really want to know the whole story, it's all laid out on their website but reading a bunch…read moreof bullet points on a screen about some big neighborhood spectacle is about the most depressing thing you can do, so I'll explain. ​Basically, the Giglio Feast is a historic 12-day Italian-American festival that happens every July at Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. It's been going on since 1887 when immigrants brought it over from Nola, Italy, to honor Saint Paulinus commemorating when he returned from captivity after sacrificing himself for his people and Our Lady of Mount Carmel. That part actually sounds pretty decent, if you want to know the truth, but the way spectators in attendance make a huge circus out of it just drives me crazy. Then participants are amazing. ​The main event is this thing called the "Dancing of the Giglio," where they take a giant 70-foot tower made of wood and steel weighing four whole tons and covered in lilies, angels, and religious figures and hoist it up. They've got a live brass band and a singer literally sitting right on top of the timber frame while roughly 120 guys lift, spin, and "dance" this enormous four-ton thing down North 8th Street on their bare shoulders. ​Guys in matching outfits blowing saxophones and yelling on the platform, and crowds of people crammed together in the street taking photos and cheering. There's even a statue of a saint perched at the very top against the blue sky, looking down at all these phonies sweating and carrying on in the heat. It's supposed to be this grand, sacred tradition, but looking at a hundred guys breaking their backs to carry a four-ton tower with a band riding on it just makes you feel sort of tired and thirsty. It really does.

    This was my second or third excursion here. It's been years since I've gone but it's probably a…read moremediocre fair, which is about ten blocks long, at best. A few basic rides and food being sold but I think it's relatively boring and just blah overall. If you're not a regular, live nearby or just in the area, for another reason, it's surely not worth venturing over here, in my opinion.

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