Patronal Feast of Saint Joseph the Worker

The feast of the Tre Torri district

In Cernusco sul Naviglio, in the province of Milan, the Patronal Feast of Saint Joseph the Worker is the event that enlivens the Tre Torri district every early May, around the parish of the same name. Three days of celebrations and initiatives that intertwine faith with community celebration, with the heart of the events in Piazza Ghezzi.

The religious moment

The spiritual heart of the feast is May 1st, the day dedicated to Saint Joseph the Worker, with the solemn Mass celebrated at 10:30 AM. A recurrence that combines devotion to the patron saint of workers with the district's tradition, on a day of particular significance for the parish community.

Three days of community

Alongside the religious moment, the feast offers a rich program of initiatives. On May 2nd, Piazza Ghezzi hosts the craft and recycling market, a children's theater performance, pizza, and a gospel concert in the church. May 3rd is dedicated to local associations, with an entertainment area, bouncy castles, cotton candy, and a community dinner with traditional risotto. A program designed to involve families, children, and residents of the district.

The spirit of Cernusco

Organized by the parish of Saint Joseph the Worker in collaboration with the Pro Loco Città di Cernusco sul Naviglio, the patronal feast is an example of how the religious and civil dimensions merge in the traditions of Italian districts. An event that renews the sense of belonging and conviviality in the Martesana area every year.