SANT IPPOLITO ITALIAN FESTIVAL WINDSOR

SANT IPPOLITO ITALIAN FESTIVAL WINDSOR

For over 21 years here in Windsor, our community has proudly gathered to celebrate the Sant Ippolito Festival, a beautiful tradition rooted in faith, family, and our deep connection to Sant’Ippolito in Cosenza, Italy.

Every year, we come together to honour Sant Ippolito with a heartfelt religious program and procession. The statue of our beloved saint is carried with pride and devotion, as prayers are said, candles are lit, and hymns fill the air. It’s a powerful reminder of our faith and the sacrifices made before us.
But the festival is more than a religious celebration, it’s a celebration of our Italian heritage and community spirit.

Throughout the day, we enjoy:
Authentic homemade Italian food
Pasta, Pizza, Trippa, Sausages, Burgers Chicken Legs and traditional Italian sweets
Live Italian music and entertainment
Dancing and joyful celebration
Raffles and 50/50 draw

CHILDREN AND ADULT GAMES FOR ALL TO ENJOY
Time spent reconnecting with friends and generations of families
Our festival keeps the traditions of our parents and grandparents alive. It’s where stories are shared, recipes are passed down, and children learn the importance of faith, culture, and community.
The Sant Ippolito Festival in Windsor is not just an event — it’s a homecoming. It’s a day where we stand together, proud of where we come from and grateful for the blessings that unite us.
For generations, the Feast of Sant’Ippolito has been more than just a festival — it has been a celebration of faith, family, tradition, and community. Every year, we come together to honour our patron saint, reconnect with loved ones, and pass down the values and memories that make our community so special.

This year, we are proud to introduce something brand new — The Next Generation of Sant’Ippolito. A special unveiling that represents the future of our traditions, the youth of our community, and the continued growth of our festival for years to come.

Join us during

Viva Sant’Ippolito!