The Galbani Feast of Little Italy is Nov. 6-8 at Abacoa Town Center in Jupiter. Admission and parking are free; VIP villas are sold online.

Last checked Oct. 9, 2026. This page is updated each year. Facts come from the organizer’s Feast of Little Italy website.

The Galbani Feast of Little Italy returns to Abacoa Town Center, 1267 Main St., for three days, Friday through Sunday, Nov. 6-8. Admission is free this year, and so is parking, according to the organizer’s festival page. The ticket listing calls this the 25th annual feast. It is a three-day family street festival with Italian food, live entertainment, festival rides and games, shopping, and free wine and cooking demonstrations.

Who to call

When and where
Friday, Nov. 6 4 to 10 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 7 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Sunday, Nov. 8 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Place Abacoa Town Center (Abacoa Amphitheatre), 1267 Main St.
Admission Free
Parking Free

The festival fills downtown Abacoa around the amphitheater on Main Street, across from Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium. The hours are from the organizer’s home page.

Tickets and VIP areas

General admission costs nothing. The only things sold ahead are private VIP villas and reserved stage pods, which are private areas in the amphitheater. Those are sold through the organizer’s Eventbrite page. The organizer has not posted villa prices on its own site, so check the listing for the current rate.

Food, drink and entertainment

The food page lists pizza, calamari, zeppole, cannoli and sausage and peppers, plus regional favorites:

  • Chicago Italian beef and Philly cheesesteaks
  • Mama’s Pasta Bar, fried ravioli and arancini
  • pinwheels and dishes from Joseph’s Classic Market, the feast’s official Italian market

There is a cooking stage, the La Cucina Galbani Cooking Stage, and a family fun area. The entertainment schedule is posted on the organizer’s site; check it closer to the weekend for stage times.

Parking and getting there

From I-95, take Exit 83, Donald Ross Road, go east a quarter mile, turn left on Parkside Drive, then right on University Boulevard, which leads to Main Street and the town center, according to the organizer’s location page.

Parking is free. The organizer lists:

  • the Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium parking areas on Main Street
  • the Abacoa Town Center parking garages on University Boulevard and Edna Hibel Way
  • designated open lots nearby

What to know before you go

From the organizer’s FAQ:

  • Bring cash. There are no ATMs on site, and only some vendors take credit cards.
  • Bring a lawn chair. The organizer encourages it.
  • No coolers. They are prohibited, per the police department.
  • Bags are fine, but not large ones. No large bags or backpacks.
  • Restrooms are on site.
  • Family friendly. The organizer bills it as a family event.

The organizer does not publish a rain date or a pet policy. Call VIA Productions at 561-427-0500 with questions.

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Frequently asked questions

When is the Feast of Little Italy in Jupiter in 2026?

Friday through Sunday, Nov. 6-8, at Abacoa Town Center. Hours are 4 to 10 p.m. Friday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday.

How much does the Feast of Little Italy cost?

Admission is free this year, the organizer says. Private VIP villas and reserved stage pods in the amphitheater are sold separately through Eventbrite.

Where do I park for the Feast of Little Italy?

Parking is free. The organizer points to the Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium lots on Main Street and the Abacoa Town Center garages on University Boulevard and Edna Hibel Way.

Can I bring a cooler or a chair to the Feast of Little Italy?

Lawn chairs are encouraged. Coolers are not allowed, per the police department, and large bags and backpacks are not allowed either.

Is there an ATM at the Feast of Little Italy?

No. The organizer says there are no ATMs on site and only some vendors take credit cards, so bring cash.