Parade

MANHATTAN — Hundreds of thousands are expected to gather for the annual event Monday. The 75th annual Columbus Day Parade is one of the world’s largest celebrations of Italian-American culture. During this year’s parade, there will be…

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – A sea of red, white and green will take over Manhattan today. Tens of thousands of people are expected to march up Fifth Avenue for the 75th annual Columbus Day Parade. The long-standing tradition is one of the…

Chinese New Year is a grand festival celebrated in New York. Here the whole crowd joins as a family and enjoy the occasion with a parade weaving all round in Chinatown and Little Italy and reaches the Sara D Roosevelt Park. They do the…

(Photo: Scott Lynch)For a second year in a row, the Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade has a bone to pick with the City of New York. The annual canine costume pageant was close to being cancelled due to marketing fees imposed by…

This year's Halloween dog parade is once again scheduled for the East River Park Amphitheater. The year's date: Sunday, Oct. 20 from noon to 3 p.m.Meanwhile, Parade organizers are hopeful that the Parks Department might waive their…

The MTA trots out ancient subway rolling stock a few times a year, on Mets and Yankees opening days and other events, but most notably on Sundays using the holiday season in November and December and also twice a year, at its “Parade of…

Fall is upon us which means it will soon be seasonally appropriate to masquerade in the streets as ghosts and goblins. One of the best Halloween events to do in NYC, the beloved Village Halloween Parade, is back for its 46th year and…

Judging by the amount of Halloween-related paraphernalia that has started to dominate the aisles of my local Duane Reade, it seems that Halloween is right around the corner. That means the 2019 Village Halloween Parade is…

The West Indian Day Parade, which usually attracts upwards of a million people along its Eastern Parkway route in Brooklyn, was met with a steady rain on Monday.“It seems more active than past years. people are having fun in…

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) – This year’s West Indian Day Parade is expected to draw two million spectators to Brooklyn. The festivities kicked off around 6 a.m. with the annual J’Ouvert festival, celebrating Caribbean culture. The day…