Every year in October, tens of thousands of pilgrims come to Iasi, Romania to worship the holy relics of St. Paraskeva. The Iasi Feast brings spiritual experiences and colors the old walls of the city with joy and purity of soul. Iasi City Hall hosts numerous visitors from Romania and abroad with an extensive program of events to honor the holidays, including military band concerts, the traditional White Night event, and a grand anniversary concert accompanied by fireworks. The pilgrims receive a traditional holiday meal on October 14th and the Divine Liturgy of the Holy Mother Paraskeva is held for the first time on the Pedestrian Street "Stephen the Great".

2. Every year, in the sweet October,
the church bells ring an ode of
joy that enters into the souls of
tens of thousands of pilgrims
who come to Iasi to worship the
holy relics of St. Paraskeva.
Iasi Feast brings back the
excitement of finding great
spiritual experiences and paints
the old walls of the city with the
colors of joy and purity of soul.

3. Being a hospitable host to numerous visitors from Romania and
abroad, Iasi City Hall gives them an extensive program of events
designed to honor the spirit of the holidays. Among the many
events scheduled for this period, military band concerts in the
neighborhoods will be held in some neighborhoods in Iasi, the
traditional White Night in Iasi ,The Evening of Values, the Securities
withdrawal torch route from the Union Museum – to Pedestrian
Street Stephen the Great, the grand anniversary concert
accompanied by spectacular fireworks. On October 14th, the
pilgrims receive the traditional holiday meal with meat and the
Divine Liturgy of the Feast of the Holy Mother Paraskeva is held, for
the first time, on the Pedestrian Street “Stephen the Great”.

4. Iaşi Feast is a unique opportunity to live a pastoral atmosphere in
the cultural capital of Romania, a city born from the wealth of
wisdom and goodness that only the Moldavian earth can
conceive.