Parades

The 13th Annual Chinatown Lunar New Year’s Day Firecracker Ceremony and New Year Parade & Festival are two of New York City’s big Chinese cultural celebrations. January 23rd marks the first day of the 2012 Lunar New Year, which will ...

The 85th Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade was as spectacular as ever. On a brisk day in NYC, the giant balloons, floats and marching bands made their way down 77street to Macy’s Herald Square. The streets were lined with millions of viewers ...

The 85th Annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade will take place on Novemmber 24 at 9am. Look out for Kermit the Frog and SpongeBob SquarePants, the parade’s giant balloon characters as well as colorful floats and a lineup of celebrity performers. ...

The 2011 Veterans Day Parade in New York City, will take place on fifth Avenue from 23rd street to 56th street. Over 25,000 people take part in the parade every year in the city, making it the largest in the ...

This years Halloween parade was exciting as always as tens of thousands of the city’s most creative, original, scary, and political costumed participants took to the streets in the 39th Annual Village Halloween Parade. Some of the costumes that were ...

The First Annual Bolivian Parade of New York City was a success for the Bolivian community. The parade lasted a little over one and a half hours and was filled with colorful costumes, music, and Bolivian culture.  

The 67th annual Columbus Day Parade kicked off today and it was full of floats, cars, marching bands and more. The Parade was a celebration of all things Italian. There were many fire fighters and police men and women that ...

The Hispanic Day Parade was full of colors, music, and a lot of culture. The parade which lasted a little over 4 hours was super entertaining and fun for the thousands of spectators that came out to watch the parade ...

This year’s Columbus Day Parade will take place on Monday, October 11. The parade which has been organized in New York since 1929 is the world’s largest celebration of Italian-American culture. The event which will be televised globally includes, 35,000 ...

The first ever Bolivian Parade of New York will take place on Sunday October 16. The parade will celebrate Bolivian tradition through music, culture, dance and folklore. The parade will be held on Sunday October 16 in Jackson Heights, Queens. The Bolivian ...