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in Washington D.C., on 9/17/2016 Lots of teams were representing the Latin Americans today in DC. The whole colors of the parade costumes with bright and exciting music filled the hours of the Hispanic heritage, the cultural parade. The weather ...

in Washington D.C., on 4th of July It was overcast weather during the parade, which started at 11:15 AM on Constitution Ave., without rain. The military units’ marching teams led the Independenc Day celebration.  High school marching bands from local ...

on 4/16/2016 A beautiful, blessed weather for the parade in Washington D.C. it was. The parade started at 10 AM. with the invited teams from all through the country and the locals. The link for the list of participants – ...

4th of July, in Washington D.C. It was cloudy in the early morning, started to rain hard some time before the parade, but the rain stopped as the marching rehearsals were going on. While the parade proceeded, even it had ...

in Washington DC. on 5/17/2015. The parade started around Noon, from 3rd St. to Pennsylvania Ave, and ended at Freedom Plaza. Lots of reenactors were participated in the parade and the ceremony. The visitors and participants alongside with the marching, ...

in Washington D.C., on 4/11/2015, Saturday The parade started around 10:00 AM. It was one of the most wonderful weather for the parade. The pleasant weather for the visitors and the participants stayed all day. The cherry flowers were blooming ...

On Sunday, 3/15/2015 The marching started at noon, at National Mall, in Washington DC. The weather was very pleasant, having nice sunshine, little cloud with some winds, beautiful day for the parade. Many youth teams were the main part of ...

in Historic Annapolis, on 3/8/2015 The parade started at 1:00 pm. and marched through the Main St. It was a beautiful, sunny, warm Sunday, best for celebrating the event, and greeting the coming spring. Still, the ice on the water ...