Utica’s 112th St. Cosmas and Damian Feast Draws Large Crowd
The 112th St. Cosmas and Damian Feast in Utica attracted a large number of attendees.
Utica, NY, September 27, 2026 —
The annual 112th Street Cosmas and Damian Feast, held in Utica, concluded recently, drawing a significant number of attendees. The event, a long-standing tradition, marks the celebration of Saints Cosmas and Damian, patron saints of physicians and surgeons.
While specific details regarding the exact number of attendees, event duration, or featured activities were not provided, organizers reported that the festival was well-attended. This year’s gathering continued the tradition of community engagement that the feast is known for within Utica.
The Cosmas and Damian Feast has historically been an occasion for residents and visitors to come together, often featuring various cultural and social elements. The exact nature of the activities for this year’s event was not detailed in the available information, but the strong turnout suggests sustained community interest and participation.
Further details about the event’s organization, specific programming, or any new initiatives for this year were not made available. However, the successful attendance underscores the event’s continued relevance and appeal as a community celebration in Utica.
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