Detroit's Thanksgiving Day Parade, also known asAmerica's Thanksgiving Day Parade, has been a Motown and Michigan tradition since 1924. Often hailed as the second-oldest Thanksgiving parade in the U.S. (the first held inPhilidelphiain1920), it tied for that honor with theMacy's Thanksgivi...
Coverage of America's Thanksgiving Parade presented by Gardner White in Detroit from ClickOnDetroit and WDIV Local 4.
Detroit goes on parade for ThanksgivingBOB PUHALA
In its 72nd year, the Rochester Hometown Christmas Parade is the largest Christmas parade in Michigan with an average 3,000 parade participants that represent a collaborative effort among families, businesses, non-profit and civic organizations, as well as schools and universities. Hosted byRochester...
The Parade Company, the company that produces the annual paradesays that this year, spectators won't be allowed to line the parade route of the 94th Annual America’s Thanksgiving Parade in Detroit, because of safety reasons during the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead, much like the Macy's Thanks...
The annual Thanksgiving Day Parade is huge Each year in late November the streets of downtown Detroit are turned into a wholesomeThanksgivingcelebration. Held on Thanksgiving day, the fourth Thursday in November, this parade had been running since 1924!
"There's a good chance you might. Let me check my homeowner's insurance," Yevoli said, laughing. Most Lions fans in New York are from Michigan, but Yevoli is a New Yorker through and through. "Detroit played every Thanksgiving ... I get the opportunity to see Billy Simms ... He'...
Taylor Swiftwill appear on the CBS broadcast of the Thanksgiving Day Parade from New York City later this month, Nov. 27. A press release promises more than just one performance from Swift, though it's unclear how many it will entail at the moment. ...
As it would have been in past years, a production the size of America's Thanksgiving Parade would exceed the limits of state restrictions on gathering. So how might the parade be rolled out for Thanksgiving Day? The president and the CEO of the Parade...