Monday, May 20, 2024

Bronx Week Parade

 

Bronx Week Parade

By Robert Press

The Annual Bronx Week Parade which closed out Bronx Week, (running this year from May 6th to May 19th), returned to Mosholu Parkway after last year having been on the Grand Concourse. The Bronx Week Parade was hosted by Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson, and co-hosted this year by News 12 reporter and News Anchor Noelle Lillery.   


Marchers in the Bronx Week Parade had to arrive eairlier than the usual traditional 12 PM start, as this year the parade kicked of a little after 10 AM. The parade began with Bronx Community Board 7 marching, followed by community organizations, schools and marching bands, and many others in the category of community involvement including the Hare Krishna followers who were the last parade marchers, almost two hours later. 


Those who stopped by the stage to perform for Bronx Borough President Gibson and the community standing across the street from the stage included the Bronx Gems, Bronx Giants, MS 80 Tigers, St. Raymond's Academy, PS 94, PS/MS 5, MS/HS 223, IS 584, 40+ Double Dutch, and more. It was a great parade. 

Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson and News 12 reporter and anchor Noelle Lillery co hosted the duties of announcing the marchers in the Bronx week Parade.

Bronx Community Board 7 was at the front of the parade since the parade was being held in CB 7.


The Bronx Gems. 
 


Bronx District  75 schools were well represented.


The PS/MS 5 Tigers from Port Morris.


The Bronx Giants gave a demonstration of strength to the Borough President.


Chief of Staff Justin Cortes joined Borough President Gibson and Noelle Lillery of News 12 on stage.


In Tech Academy, MS/HS 368 performed.


The MS 80 Hawks performed.


The St. Raymond's Elementary School Marching Band with their Mascot.


The Bronx Youth Empowerment Program with former City Councilman Andy King.


Bronx Borough President Vanessa L.Gibson came down from the stage to celebrate the borough president's African Advisory Council. 


Zeta Phi Beta was one of several Sororities and Fraternities who marched.


The 40+ Double Dutch Club showed their expertise at Duble Dutch and Hula Hooping. Those numbers on the back of their shirts are their ages.



The Bangladesh Academy of Fine Arts.

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