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Neighbors Gather on Endicott Street Before the “Feast of All Feasts”

Posted on Author Matt ContiComment(1)

North End residents came out on Thursday for Neighbors Night on Endicott Street, hosted by the St. Anthony Society before the crowds arrive for the feast opening. A large team of society cooks and servers fed over 100 residents that setup tables on the street. Thursday was the time for neighbors to gather, catch up and prepare for the feast and the public. In the meantime, enjoy these photos from outside the St. Anthony club on Endicott Street. See the 96th Saint Anthony’s Feast poster for the schedule of events.

The Chefs
The Chefs
Neighbors Night on Endicott Street
Neighbors Night on Endicott Street
(L-R) State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz, NEWNC President Philip Frattaroli, City Councilor Michelle Wu, City Councilor Sal LaMattina and host Filippo Frattaroli
(L-R) State Rep. Aaron Michlewitz, NEWNC President Philip Frattaroli, City Councilor Michelle Wu, City Councilor Sal LaMattina and host Filippo Frattaroli
The workers (with a couple of photobombers)
The workers (with a couple of photobombers)
Eating out at Neighbors Night
Eating out at Neighbors Night
Celebrity shot
Celebrity shot
John Polcari and Luciano Graffeo
John Polcari and Luciano Graffeo
Ladies of the North End
Ladies of the North End
Endicott Street at Neighbors Night
Endicott Street at Neighbors Night
Darlene, Olivia and Michael on Endicott Street
Darlene, Olivia and Michael on Endicott Street
All ages at Neighbors Night
All ages at Neighbors Night
Family and neighbors
Family and neighbors
The Wu
The Wu’s and Bamonte’s (L-R) Blaize, Michelle, Matthew Sr. and MMB Jr.
Enjoying the night before
Enjoying the night before
Cooking it up
Cooking it up
John Polcari and Luciano Graffeo Polcari and Kathy Carangelo
John Polcari and Luciano Graffeo Polcari and Kathy Carangelo
Sitting on an Endicott Street bench
Sitting on an Endicott Street bench
Viv keeping everyone happy
Viv keeping everyone happy
Gathering at the St. Anthony
Gathering at the St. Anthony’s Club
Barbara Summa and Pam Donnaruma
Barbara Summa and Pam Donnaruma
Christina in a crowd
Christina in a crowd
Friends gather on Endicott Street
Friends gather on Endicott Street
Mike and Jason relax a bit
Mike and Jason relax a bit
Theresa and ReRe
Theresa and ReRe
John Polcari and Luciano Graffeo Polcari and Kathy Carangelo Polcari
John Polcari and Luciano Graffeo Polcari and Kathy Carangelo Polcari
N. Margin Street before the feast
N. Margin Street before the feast
96th St. Anthony
96th St. Anthony’s Feast Cake
Viva Santa Lucia Cake
Viva Santa Lucia Cake

Photos by Matt Conti. See high resolution gallery and prints.

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