47th Annual African American Day Parade
What: The African American Day Parade (AADP) is held every third Sunday in September and it is the most renowned African American parade in the country, with the largest cross-section of participants, including community & political leaders, community-based & religious organizations, civil servants, celebrities, fraternities & sororities, marching bands, dance ensembles and many more, with a viewing of over 900,000 along the parade route. We are considered a National Parade, with more than 200 participating organizations from more than 12 states, as well as countries around the world.
When: Sunday, September 18th, 2016 @ 1PM
Where: Harlem, NY - The parade route is on Adam Clayon Powell Jr. Blvd. from 111th Street to 136th Street
