Since 1969, the annual African American Day Parade has served as a cherished platform to celebrate African American accomplishments within five basic areas that strengthen the community: business, education, health, politics/government, and culture. There are thousands of spectators and 200 Participating Groups Such As Businesses, Corporations, Community-based Organizations, Religious Organizations, Educational Institutions, celebrities , Civil Servants, Physicians, Unions, Cowboys & More.
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Since 1969, the annual African American Day Parade has served as a cherished platform to celebrate African American accomplishments within five basic areas that strengthen the community: business, education, health, politics/government, and culture. There are thousands of spectators and 200 Participating Groups Such As Businesses, Corporations, Community-based Organizations, Religious Organizations, Educational Institutions, celebrities , Civil Servants, Physicians, Unions, Cowboys & More.
This year, 5D media LLC will host a family literacy section to kick off the parade. Our literacy-based activities will take place inside the gates of St. Nicholas park, a park that fills 2 city blocks, between 127th and 129th street on Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard. All families around the parade route, 111th street – 136th street & Adam Clayton Powell jr. Blvd., will be directed to our section from 9am -12:30pm for and educational activities, games and giveaways.