The Feast of Saint Gennaro is an annual festival held in New York City, celebrating the patron saint of Naples, Italy. It typically takes place in September and lasts for 11 days, featuring a vibrant street fair with food vendors, games, and live entertainment. The event attracts thousands of visitors who come to enjoy traditional Italian cuisine and cultural activities. One of the highlights of the feast is the procession honoring Saint Gennaro, which includes a statue of the saint carried through the streets. The festival also features the famous blood miracle, where the blood of Saint Gennaro is said to liquefy, symbolizing hope and protection for the community.