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SEASIDE HEIGHTS, N.J. — Local officials, including State Senate candidate Carmen Amato, and Ocean County Commissioner Frank Sadeghi participated in ribbon-cutting ceremonies this weekend to kick off the annual Seaside Heights Columbus Day Italian Festival. The event, known for its lively celebration of Italian-American culture, drew large crowds to the seaside town.
The festival began with a parade featuring marching bands, traditional Italian folk dancers, and floats adorned with Italian flags and symbols. Community organizations joined the procession, proudly showcasing their Italian heritage.
Spectators lined the streets, waving flags and cheering as the parade moved through the heart of Seaside Heights. The parade is a central attraction of the festival, which brings together residents and visitors to celebrate Italian culture.
Food vendors offered traditional dishes such as pasta, pizza, and cannoli, with crowds enjoying the variety of Italian cuisine. The weekend’s weather is expected to remain favorable for the duration of the event.
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