
The summer came alive with the sights, sounds, and flavors of Italy as the Galbani Buffalo Italian Heritage Festival marked its milestone 50th anniversary. What began as a small neighborhood gathering decades ago has grown into one of the largest celebrations of Italian American culture in the country, drawing tens of thousands of attendees over the course of the weekend.
The golden anniversary was one to remember. A record number of vendors lined Hertel Avenue between Delaware and Lovering, offering everything from traditional Italian street food like arancini and zeppole to handmade crafts, jewelry, and Italian novelties. Culinary favorites like Mineo & Sapio’s sausage, Muscarella’s Cannoli, and Angelo’s Pastry brought long lines and satisfied smiles — these vendors are family and have been with the festival since its inception 50 years ago.
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