Parade

Remember the thrill of gathering around the TV for the Parade? This year’s tech woes really put a damper on those nostalgic vibes.

There’s something magical about the morning of Thanksgiving—especially when the Macy’s Parade brings those giant balloons to life, taking us back to childhood memories.

As the sun sets this October night, Galena will come alive with costumes, candy, and a parade that’s truly a sight to behold.

The holidays are not complete without a parade, but one Southern Indiana town has taken its holiday parade, now in its second year, to the next level, and you're invited!

Indiana is home to an amateur circus. Every year in July they perform for the public, and then wrap it all up with the largest annual circus parade on Earth.

The 2023 Clarkson Honeyfest is the last weekend of September featuring tons of fall festival fun! Over 100 vendor booths, food trucks. carnival rides, and more. Including Kentucky's biggest parade!

The First Annual River City Pride Festival and Parade are taking place on Saturday, June 22nd in downtown Evansville's Haynie's Corner.

Santa will once again be the main attraction at this year's Christmas on North Main parade on Sunday, November 18th.

For the first time since its inception, the annual Four Freedoms Veteran's Parade will "march" its way down Franklin Street this Saturday at 2:30 p.m.

"Lilly Fever" has swept the city of Evansville in the wake of the Reitz High School graduate's gold medal win Monday night in the 100 meter breaststroke at the Rio Olympics. On Wednesday, Mayor Lloyd Winnecke provided a small update on what the city plans to do once she gets back home in a series of tweets.

Many local opportunities to see festive parades and get that Santa sighting! Owensboro, where Kentucky starts Christmas! Owensboro - Daviess County Christmas Parade - November 22, 2014 at 4:30 p.m. This parade will be held on Second Street and will feature the  Budweiser Clydesdale's and of course, Santa...

The Evansville Christmas on North Main Parade has moved up the start time of this year’s parade to 2:30 on Sunday, November 24th because of the growth in entries from last year.