Travis Fourth of July Parade Fourth of July
Staten Island: Victory Blvd to Glen St-Cannon Ave, Victory Blvd.
Captive Nations Parade Third Weekend of July
Manhatten: 5th Av North to 72nd St and Central Park Band Shell.
The Captive Nations Committee is an organization dedicated to the freedom and liberation of nations and peoples still under the control and influence of oppressive governments.
Grand Dominican Parade of the Bronx End of July
Grand Concourse, 184th to 166th Street
This historical parade and all-day street party in the Bronx commemorates the anniversary of the independence of the Dominican Republic in 1855 and honors Juan Pablo Duarte, a hero and patriot who led the movement for independence.
Bronx Puerto Rican Day Parade First Weekend
Grand Concourse from East Tremont Avenue to Bedford Park
Celebrates the outstanding contributions of the Puerto Rican people to the history of New York City.
Brooklyn Puerto Rican Day Parade Third Weekend
Graham Avenue from Broadway to Grand Street & Lindsay Park
Celebrates the outstanding contributions of the Puerto Rican people to the history of New York City.
Christian Youth Parade Third Weekend
E Tremont Avenue to 161st Street
India Independence Day Parade Third Weekend
40th and 41st Sts. between Fifth and Park Aves., then south on Madison Ave. to 27th St.
Celebrating India's independence from British rule, and the largest event of this kind held outside India.
Dominican Day Parade Third Weekend
6th Ave. Between 39th and 58th Streets
Pakistan Independence Day Parade & Fair End of August
Madison Ave. from 41st to 26th Sts.
Celebrating Pakistan's independence.
Labor Day Parade 1st Monday in September
5th Avenue from 44th to 72nd Street
West Indian American Day Carnival Parade
Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn
The largest parade in North America. Join up to two million spectators, thousands of paraders and dozens of bands for this four day event.
The children's parade takes place Labor Day Saturday at Kingston Avenue & St John's Place to the Brooklyn Museum
Brooklyn Latinos Unidos Parade
Eastern Pkwy between Utica Avenue & Grand Army Plaza
The Steuben Day Parade Third Weekend
On 5th Street from 63rd to 86th Streets
The big German-American event. The annual parade is named after General Frederick Wilhem von Steuben, a Prussian army officer who volunteered his services to General George Washington during the Revolutionary War.
International Cultures Parade Second Weekend
Either Madison Ave. between 42nd and 26th Streets or Broadway
Features contingents from all over the world with floats, dance customs & music in a true carnival of colorful multicultural traits.
Muslim Day Parade Late September
Madison Avenue from 41st Street south to 26th Street
Mexican Day Parade Second Weekend
Madison Avenue between 41st & 23rd Streets
African-American Day Parade Late September
Manhattan Adam Clayton Powell Blvd bet 111th to 142nd & Fifth Ave
Columbus Day Parade & Festival Columbus Day
Fifth Avenue from 44th to 79th Streets, then east to Third Avenue.
Dignitaries, Folkloric bands in traditional costumes, Italian American Associations, Floats, Children, Beauty Queens in Convertibles Waving to You and all with that charming Italian emphasis. More than 500 international food, art, craft, antique and merchandise exhibitors create a midway along lower Broadway. The entertainment is multi-ethnic.
Hispanic Day Parade
5th Avenue from 44th Street to 86th Street
Nigerian Parade 1st Saturday in October
54th Street/Second Avenue and terminates at the Nigeria House, 44th Street/2nd Avenue
A yearly program of the Organization for the Advancement of Nigerians
Pulaski Day Parade 1st Sunday in October
5th Avenue between 26th St north to 52nd Street
Commemorates the Polish Revolutionary War general, Casimir Pulaski for the city's Polish immigrants
Korean Harvest Day Parade 1st Sunday in October
South on Broadway bet 41st St and 23rd St
New York Is Book Country Children's Parade First Weekend
5th Avenue from 55th to 42nd Street
A collection of events and activities that celebrate the City as the center of the country's publishing industry, kicked off by a children's parade along 5th Ave.
The Village Halloween Parade October 31
The parade begins 6th avenue and Houston street and proceeds north to 14th or 23rd Street. The signature costumes are the Giant Puppets.
MACY'S Thanksgiving Day Parade 4th Thursday in November
The parade 2.5 mile route begins on Central Park West (CPW) at 77th street and travels downtown to 59th street at Columbus Circle then down Broadway to Macy's.
Veteran's Day Parade 2nd Thursday in November
Up Fifth Ave. in Manhattan from 42nd St. to 79th St
The Nations Parade is intended to be the largest Veterans Day parade in the country, states parade coordinator Pat Gualtieri. We're eager to have veterans groups from around the world, as well as marching bands, floats, military vehicles and active duty troops all take part in this commemoration.
Toys R Us Holiday Parade Second Weekend
Broadway from 56th to 44th Streets
A Cornerstone event for the beginning of the holiday season.
The ethereal Tribute in Light memorial was designed to help lessen the aching loss felt across the country since 9/11. It is a profound symbol of strength, hope and resiliency.
The New Yankee Stadium
New Yankee Stadium is the working title for a new stadium for the New York Yankees, currently under construction. It will open in 2009, replacing the third-oldest stadium in the Major Leagues.
The Bronx
In popular culture 'The Bronx' has often symbolized violence, decay, and urban ruin. In fact, there are guidebooks that say you must never go to the Bronx! Sheer ignorance, that is all we have to say! Interactive Bronx map
Interactive Bronx map
