The New York City Japan Day Parade, is an annual event that celebrates Japanese culture and tradition. It Took place on May, 13th 2023 and started at 12:30 pm The parade route starts at West 81th Street and Central Park West, and proceeds down to East 67th Street. The parade features various floats, musicians, dancers,…
The Phagwah Parade, also known as Holi Parade or Festival of Colors, is an annual celebration observed by Hindus and other communities around the world, particularly in India, Nepal, and Guyana. The festival usually falls in late February or early March, and marks the arrival of spring and the triumph of good over evil. The…
The Brooklyn St. Patrick’s Day Parade is an annual event that celebrates Irish heritage and culture in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. The parade typically takes place on the Sunday before St. Patrick’s Day and attracts thousands of spectators. The parade features a procession of marching bands, bagpipers, Irish dancers, and colorful…
The St. Patrick’s Day Parade in NYC is an annual celebration of Irish culture and heritage, held on March 17th each year. The parade is one of the largest and oldest in the world, and it attracts millions of spectators and participants from around the world. The parade has been held in NYC since 1762,…
The Chicago St. Patrick’s Day Parade is a lively celebration of Irish culture and heritage that takes place annually on the Saturday before St. Patrick’s Day in downtown Chicago. The parade typically features dozens of floats, marching bands, and performers, all decked out in green and Irish-themed attire. The parade route runs along Columbus Drive,…
On February 12, 2023, New York City celebrated the Chinese New Year with a vibrant parade that took place in the heart of Manhattan. The parade started at 1:00 pm and lasted for about two hours. The parade route started at Mott Street and headed north to Chatham Square, then turned east to East Broadway,…
The annual Halloween parade in New York City is one of the most exciting events of the year. On this spooky night, thousands of costumed revelers take to the streets of Manhattan to celebrate the season. The parade is a true spectacle, featuring everything from giant puppets and floats to elaborate costumes and makeup. As…
The West Indian Labor Day Parade, also known as the Caribbean Carnival Parade, is an annual event held in Brooklyn, New York on the first Monday of September. This colorful and vibrant parade celebrates Caribbean culture, music, and heritage. The parade features hundreds of participants dressed in brightly colored costumes, dancing to the rhythms of…
