St gregory the great festival 2022

Festival News

The festival will take place from June 17 to June 25, 2022. There will be a night off on Tuesday, June 21st. The Festival will be open from 7:00 PM-11:00 PM every night.

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Festival Parade will take place on Friday, June 17th at 6:00 PM. We will meet in front of St. Gregory the Great Catholic Academy.

41st Annual Gregorian Festival Sponsorship Drive
To help defray some of the costs of the Festival, we are again conducting a Sponsorship Drive. If you feel that your employer or a business you are familiar with would be willing to participate, please submit the name and address to the Parish Office and a letter will be forwarded. In addition, you, your family, and friends may also participate. All contributions are tax-deductible.

Each sponsor will have the name(s) of their b business displayed in any of the following areas selected:
Booth: $100 for all 8 nights
Main Stage: $100 per night, $750 for all 8 nights

****URGENT****
The Festival is in dire need of volunteers!! We are especially in need of volunteers for security & in the food area. Please stop by the rectory to fill out an application.

Ticket Presale will take place the weekend of June 4th and 5th after all Masses. A book of 5 tickets, good for 5 rides, will be available for $23.

NEW THIS YEAR: You will be able to purchase tickets and P.O.P. bracelets in advance online at:
https://newtonshows.yapsody.com/event/index/730447/annual-gregorian-festival

P.O.P. bracelets will only be available for purchase at the ticket booth for 2 nights, Monday, June 20th and Wednesday, June 22nd. P.O.P. bracelets will be available for purchase online every night of the festival.

Badge Pick-Up: Festival workers will be able to pick up their badjes on Monday, June 13th at 7:30 PM in Gregorian Hall.

THANK YOU to everyone who signed up to work at the festival. If you have not yet signed up, please do! Forms are available at the Parish Office.

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We are happy to announce that due to improved COVID conditions, the Diocese and the Pastor have given permission to conduct a 2022 Saint Gregory Festival. It’s been two years since our last one. After years of dedicated service to our Festival, numerous workers/captains have retired. Because of these situations, the Festival is seeking individuals to fill these vacancies in order to run a successful and safe Festival. If interested or just looking for additional information, please contact the rectory.

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St. Gregory the Great in Bellerose will be holding their 2022 Gregorian Festival from Thursday, June 17th through Saturday, June 25th, located at the school grounds on 87th Ave & Cross Island Parkway.

The fair features 8 big days of fun with exciting carnival rides for all ages, Festival Parade on June 17th at 6pm, delicious food including international fare during the festival’s many International Nights, carnival games & prizes, entertainment, and so much more!

Admission to the festival is free. Ride tickets are $1.25 per ticket, $25 for 21 tickets, and $50 for 44 tickets. Each rides takes 4-6 tickets.

Pay one Price unlimited ride wristbands are $35 per wristband at the fair and will be sold on June 20th and 22nd. Ride wristbands will be available for purchase online every night for $29.95 per wristband at Yapsody.

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Nightly7pm – 11pm Tues, June 21stClosed

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