Hundreds lined the streets of Williamsburg Sunday to celebrate the Giglio Feast.

It was the 115th lifting the Giglio, a 4-ton, 65-foot-tall tower which required over 100 men to lift.

The Giglio Feast is a tradition that was brought to Brooklyn by the Nolani immigrants in 1903.

They wanted to preserve their culture and traditions from their homeland of Mezzogiorno while adopting a new culture in America.

Now in the 21st century, the Giglio Feast has become an event that has been passed down through generations.

The 12-day feast will also have a night lift, and old timer's day and lots of food.