The annual Macy’s parade stepped off for the 96th time, its mix of joy and commercialism echoing through the years. Source: New York Times
Posts published in “Parades”
Will Return to Office Get Serious in September?
Bosses want employees back, but it looks like the return will be gradual and depend on the future of Covid. Source: New York Times
West Indian Parade Returns After Two-Year Covid Hiatus
Scenes from the Labor Day tradition, which returned to Brooklyn after it had been canceled for two years because of Covid-19. Source: New York Times
Abortion Ruling Casts Shadow on Pride Festivities
The annual Pride parade returned to the streets of Manhattan, but this year the mood was one of protest. Source: New York Times
Ukrainians Take to the Streets in Manhattan
Hundreds of protesters gathered in Midtown to denounce the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In the East Village, a Ukrainian diner has gotten an “outpouring of love.” Source: New York Times
Staten Island St. Patrick's Parade Still Bans Gay Marchers
The borough’s St. Patrick’s Day parade is returning, but it prohibits groups with “political or sexual identification agendas.” Source: New York Times
A Parade Returns to a City Thankful for Normal
About 4,500 volunteers wrangled giant balloons and threw confetti into a crowd excited to see the annual parade in person. Source: New York Times
How to Watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
This year’s parade will feature performers like Kelly Rowland and Carrie Underwood and will have 15 giant balloons and 28 floats. Source: New York Times
Macy’s Parade Is Back This Thanksgiving, Without Kids on Floats
The tradition has been largely restored, but children under 12 years old will not be allowed in the parade — only as spectators. Source: New York Times
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Milestones and Mishaps
Here is a closer look at the milestones and mishaps involving the helium-filled characters that populate the holiday parade. Source: New York Times
How a Macy’s Parade Executive Producer Spends His Sundays
These days, Will Coss splits his time between family activities and planning the annual event that rings in the holiday season. Source: New York Times
What to Do for Halloween in New York City
The Village Halloween Parade is back. Haunted houses have reopened. And we’ve rounded up movies that are not-so scary or are downright horrifying. Source: New York Times
Why Some of N.Y.C.’s Essential Workers Skipped a Parade to Honor Them
The Lower Manhattan celebration honored workers’ service during the pandemic, but several unions said they would not participate, citing low pay among other complaints. Source: New York Times
Pride in N.Y.C.: How to Celebrate This Weekend
The annual Pride March in Manhattan will be held virtually without a large in-person component. But many other events are planned. Source: New York Times
Pride Said Gay Cops Aren’t Welcome. Then Came the Backlash.
Just as L.G.B.T.Q. visibility reached a new peak, splinter groups are re-examining the annual parade. Is Pride too corporate? Should police officers be allowed to march? Is it a revolution, or is it a party? Source: New York Times