Event Information

This prominent event, held every year from April 27th to May 7th, draws thousands of devotees who come to participate in the festivities dedicated to St. George. The church, built in 1810 in European Gothic architectural style, stands as a testament to Kerala's rich architectural heritage. 

The festival, also known as the Feast of St. George, begins with a ceremonious flag hoisting on April 27th, marking the official start of the celebrations. Throughout the festival, various religious activities such as special prayers, masses, and retreats are conducted. The highlight of the festival is the procession of the gold-decked statue of St. George, carried from the church to the nearby beach and back. This procession is accompanied by traditional music and chants, creating a deeply spiritual atmosphere.

On the main festival days, May 6th and 7th, the statue of St. George is paraded around the church grounds by pilgrims from various parts of South India, including Tamil Nadu. The spacious grounds near the church transform into a bustling trade center, with vendors selling a variety of goods, adding to the festive atmosphere. Cultural performances, including traditional dances and music, are held throughout the festival, further enhancing the celebratory mood.