!Manhattan: New Year's Eve Celebration - Times Square,
First Night - New Year's Eve celebrations & family oriented events,
New York Philharmonic New Year's Eve Concert - Lincoln Center,
New Year's Eve Concert for Peace-Cathedral of St. John the Divine
New Year's Eve Fireworks Celebration - South Street Seaport
New York Road Runner's Club Midnight Run - Central Park
Brooklyn: New Year's Eve Fireworks - Grand Army Plaza,

Times Square New Year's Eve
When & Where: see line above
More info: 212-768-1560
Traditionally marked by a 200,000 people gathering to watch the ball drop No parade but it does signal the beginning of the pre-Lenten Carnival season throughout the world to the millions watching the event of TV.

!Manhattan:  Chinese New Year Celebration
Valentine's Day Weddings atop the Empire State Building
Presidents Day Parade
Queens Purim Parade

Chinese New Year
Where: around Mott St in Chinatown
When: on the first full moon after January 21
More info: (212) 431-9740
Dragons & drums, colorful dancing costumes, firecrackers and good family fun

Presidents Day Parade
When: The third Monday in February
Where: 5th Ave, from 35th to 50th Sts.

!Manhattan: St. Patrick's Day Parade - Fifth Avenue,
New York Flower Show - New York Horticultural Society,
Greek Independence Day Parade - Fifth Avenue,
Brooklyn: Annual Brooklyn Irish-American Parade
Staten Island: Richmond County St. Patrick's Day Parade
Brooklyn, Bronx & Queens: Hindu Parade

St Patrick's Day Parade
When: Tuesday, March 17, 11am
Where: up 5th Ave from 44th to 86th Streets
Probably the top Irish heritage parade in the Americas with increasing political overtones, huge crowds and plenty of suds for sale.
Tips: A good vantage point is St. Patrick's Cathedral, where the bishop of New York greets the marching pipes and bands... The insider suggests that you can avoid larger crowds by staying away from "shopping and work-a-day crowds that throng the sidewalks below 59th." ... Don't try to discuss politics with an Irishman and his beer.
St. Patrick's Day Parade in New York by theInsider.com

StPatricksDay.Org || PICS || LINKS
From the County of the Angels in the State of California comes one of   Movieland's premier St. Patrick's Day events.
(Meaningful coincidence or not: The top people's Carnaval in the Los Angeles area is September's Long Beach Carnaval and they also own the domain name most similar to our own carnaval.com which is www.carnaval.org
Stpatricksday.Com
Click on Saint Paddy for the long version of the story. Check in on '99 awards
St-Patricks-Day.Com/parade-Links || HOME
Brought to you by one of Ireland's leading Stud Farms
St. Patrick's Day parade-Toronto || Map || LINKS

Ancient Order of Hibernians
Did you know St. Patrick was born in Wales in 386 AD and died on March 17th. Learnmore by taking the  test.
St. Patrick's Story by njweb.com
Short version from New Jersey
St. Patrick's Parade in Boston visited by the 9 Supremes
Now a book about the mid-nineties Boston legal battle over who decides who marches in a privately organized public parade. First Amendment site maintained by Paul J. Walkowski.

Brooklyn Irish American Parade
When: weekend nearest March 17
Where: Park Slope beginning at 15 Street and Prospect Park West.
More Info: Kathleen McDonagh, Parade Chairperson, and Peggy Toner, Parade Co-Chairperson.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's '98 message to parade goers regarding IMMIGRATION: "New York City's greatness is tied directly to the millions of immigrants who have come here to build a better life for themselves and their families," the Mayor said. "In doing so they have helped build a great city where we celebrate diversity as the common thread that binds us together. That immigration continues today and it enables us to renew and reinvigorate our City. We will continue to fight the anti-immigrant provisions recently enacted in Washington and we will continue to get the message out that immigration is good for America."

The Greek Independence Day Parade

When: Sunday closest to March 25, (when Independence Day falls in the Orthodox Lent, the parade is shifted to April or even May.)
Where: on 5th Ave to 49th St.
Info: tel: (718) 204-6500 fax: (718) 204-8986
e-mail: fhs@hellasweb.com 
Federation of Hellenic Societies NY ||
Greek Parade 1997 by hellasweb.com
Website long in need of an update
Nice costumes and floats waving to the audience  

Manhattan:
!Easter Parade - Fifth Avenue, Manhattan
Ukrainian Easter Festival - Manhattan
Sakura Matsuri (Cherry Blossom Festival) - Manhattan

Easter Parade,

When: held on Easter Friday
Where: from Central Park down to Rockefeller Center on 50th St.
The Easter Parade by theinsider.com
An opportunity for New Yorkers to dress up in outrageous Easter bonnets.
Tips: There's also an Egg Rolling Contest in Central Park on the Great Lawn (ages 5-13).

!Manhattan: Cuban Day Parade
Upper East Side/Lexington Avenue Festival
Annual Ninth Avenue International Food Festival
Annual Amsterdam Avenue Festival
Veteran's Memorial Day Parade
Feast of St. Anthony - Little Italy
Fleet Week (International Military & Navy Celebration)
Lexington Avenue Festival
!Israeli Day Parade
!Gay Freedom Day parade
Turkish-American Day Parade
Washington Square Outdoor Art Exhibit
Bronx: Richmond Hill Memorial Weekend Festival
Brooklyn: Norwegian-American Parade
Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island:
You Gotta Have Park
!Annual Five Borough Bike Tour
!Memorial Day Parades

Annual Five Boro Bike Tour
When: first Sunday  in May (5/3/98)
Where: Battery Park, Manhattan
More Info: 42 miles of traffic-free streets,

The Great Five Borough Bike tour by nycTourist.com
Fun Photo tour! Ride along won't you?

Cuban Day Parade
When: Sunday May 3, 1998
Where: Manhattan 1pm; Sixth Ave bet 44th St - 58th St

 Brooklyn Bridge Day Parade.

When: Mid-month
Where: where else
Parading marchers and bands cross the bridge set against fabulous views

Turkish-American Parade

WHEN: Saturday May 16, 1998
WHERE: Manhattan 2pm; 56th St & Madison Ave-East to 47th St & Dag

 Martin Luther King JR Memorial Day

When: May 17
Where: A procession along 5th Ave from 44th to 86th Streets
Celebrate a great man with a message of hope and unity for all god's children

Salute to Israel Parade

When: Usually the last weekend in May on Sunday (5/17/98)
Where: on 5th Ave, between 58th and 79th Streets
More Info: (212) 245-8200 x255
jcrcny.org || EVENTS ||
Jewish Community Relations Council. The 1998 50th anniversary celebration Jewish Heritage-NY98 (JH-NY98), has been memorably spectacular. Many year-round events listed  
JewishPost.com
Beginning in 1964, a showcase of Jewish-American traditions. The parade features 75,000 brilliantly costumed marchers, marching bands and floats. sponsored by private companies and Jewish organizations. Drawing over one million spectators, this highly visible event attracts broad media coverage and demonstrates the Jewish community's commitment to the State of Israel.

Memorial Day Parades
When:  Memorial weekend (Usually fourth weekend in May)
Where: Small parades throughout the City. In 1998 the Police issued parade permits for
United Veterans of Kings County Memorial Day Parade
Brooklyn 9am; Start: 80th St & 3rd Ave-98 St-4th Ave-101st St
John F. Prince Post 6478 Veteran’s Memorial Day Parade
Queens 9:45am; 90th Ave & Cross Island Pkway-North to Winchester Blvd-South
to 93 Ave-West to Springfield Blvd-South to Jamaica Ave to Vets Plaza
Whitestone Veterans’ Memorial Day Parade
Queens Noon; 149th Street and 15th Drive
US Veterans’ Organization Memorial Day Parade
Staten Island 11:30am; Forest Ave & Hart Blvd to Forest Ave Shopping Mall
Quotes from Gracie Mansion and Mayor Rudy Giuliani:   "Today and tomorrow, as we remember the fallen heroes who have lost their lives in defense of our democracy....the heroes who served the people of this country...The noble act of saving human lives is the highest demonstration of love. This kind of concern for the safety and well-being of others, this is type of behavior that unites a city."

Manhattan: Annual Buskers Fare (International Street Performers)
Annual Street Jazz Festival
Second Avenue Festival
!Puerto Rican Day Parade
Museum Mile Festival - Fifth Avenue
Flag Day Parade
International Cultures Festival
Lesbian & Gay Pride Parade
Shakespeare in the Park - Central Park,
Brooklyn: Welcome Back to Brooklyn Day -
!Mermaid Parade - Coney Island The Mermaid Parade
Park Slope Summer Fest
Brooklyn Pride Parade and Festival http://207.10.38.25/brooklynpride
Queens: Forest Hills Father's Day Festival -

Mermaid Parade
When: A Saturday near in latter part of June 2pm
Where: Coney Island Boardwalk in Brooklyn
More info: 718.372.5159
The Mermaid Parade-by whirl-i-gig.com|| Map
official site
The Mermaid Parade from photo-arts.com
plenty of photos
Everyone dresses mermaids and King Neptunes and parades the boardwalk afterwards, for some reason, fruit is thrown into the sea.

 The Puerto Rican Day Parade

When: first or 2nd Sunday in June (6/14/98)
Where: from 44th to 86th Sts on 5th Ave, then across to 3rd
More info: (212) 431-0101; President, RamĒn S. Vlez;

The largest of several Puerto Rican celebrations in the city with 3 hours of bands, batons twirling and bodies swaying.  A traditional celebration of the heritage, culture and history of over 800,000 New Yorkers of Puerto Rican descent. The first Puerto Rican parade was held in New York City in 1958. In 1998 organizers said parade would contains almost 100,000 marchers and nearly 3 million spectators.
(Click on Mayor Rudy (center) to get the large version from '98 parade)

 The Festival of St. Anthony Procession
When: June 4-14 1998 noon -11:30pm 10 days ending with two block Procession
Where: On Sullivan St from Spring to West Houston Streets
More info: (212) 777-2755.
Featuring a life-size statue of the saint carried on the shoulders of four men

Brooklyn Pride Parade and Festival
When: Mid-June Saturday (6/13/98)
Where: Grand Army Plaza to 7th Ave. to Prospect Park || map
More Info: 718-670-3337  (fax) 718-836-9535
Brooklyn Pride@WorldConX.com   Brooklyn Pride
PO Box 150508  Brooklyn, NY 11215
Website: http://207.10.38.25/brooklynpride
The Brooklyn Pride Committee seeks to create a new bridge, whereby local gay people, organizations, businesses, friends and supporters of equal human rights can come together in solidarity and celebration, and bring visibility to our multicultural Brooklyn gay community

 Gay Pride March
When: the last Sun in June (6/28/98)
Where: running south from Columbus Circle.
Pride Parades and Celebrations Photo Albums and Galleries
Recently tested links to over 40 web sites including carnaval.com's slide show to the San Francisco Pride Parade. Thanks to Tim McLellan
The Lesbian & Gay Big Apple Corps || NY Pride ('96 & '94)
Commemorating the New York Stonewall riots of 1969 and culminates a month of Lesbian and Gay events held throughout the county in major cities.

Manhattan: Shakespeare in the Park - Central Park,
New York Philharmonic Free Concerts in the Park -
Mostly Mozart Festival
Brooklyn: African Street Festival
Brooklyn Latino Pride Festival
Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens: July 4th Fireworks 

Travis Fourth of July Parade
When: 4th of July 11:30am;
Where: Staten Island Victory Blvd to Glen St-Cannon Ave, Victory Blvd.

Bronx Dominican Parade
When: Third Sunday in July
Where: along the Grand Concourse in The Bronx.
More Info: President Felipe Febles
Since 1991organizers pay tribute to their cultural heritage and promote the unity and advancement of Dominicans in New York City. Dominican youth are our hope for the future and we want to encourage them to strive for excellence and advancement
Also in 1998 Dominican Day Parade is being held in
Manhattan on Sunday, August 16 at1pm; Sixth Ave bet 39th - 58th Sts
(Sorry no further information provided)

Manhattan: Columbus Avenue Summer Festival -
Shakespeare in the Park - Central Park
Festival of the Americas
Pakistan Independence Day Parade & Festival
Dominican Day Parade
Indian Day Parade & Festival
Harlem Festival
New York Philharmonic Free Concerts in the Park
Brooklyn & Manhattan: Fringe Festival fringenyc.com
Brooklyn:Santa Rosalia Feast
!Brooklyn Between the Bridges
Queens: Ecuadorian Independence Day Parade

India Day Parade
When: 1pm Mid-August Sunday August 16, 1998
Where: Manhattan  Madison Ave bet 41-23 Sts
More info: tel: (212) 929-1727 fax: (212) 627-9503

www.indiannewyork.com || iapi@mcimail.com
Photos of some India Day Grand Marshals

Pakistani-American Independence Day Parade
When: Sunday, August 23 1998
Where: Manhattan 8am; Madison Ave bet 41st St south to 23rd St
Also on same day is the Pakistani-American Independence Day Festival Manhattan 11am-8pm; Madison Ave bet 23rd - 26th Sts (3 blocks)

Manhattan: Annual San Gennaro Festival - Little Italy,
!Steuben Day Parade (German Heritage celebration)
Columbus Avenue Festival
!Brazilian Festival
!Labor Day Parade
Third Avenue Festival
African-American Day Parade
Annual 52nd Street Americana Festival
United American-Muslim Day Parade & Festival
Chinese National Day Parade
!Brooklyn: West Indian American Carnival Day Carnaval.com/NewYork
!Atlantic Antic
!Flatbush Frolic
!Brooklyn Between the Bridges
Queens U.S. Open Tennis Tournament -
Annual Astoria Alive Street Festival

West Indian American Day Carnival Parade
aka Brooklyn Carnival
When: Labor Day Monday (9/7/98)
Where: Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn
More info: 718-773-4052 or Call the Caribbean American Center of New York: 718-625-1515, 718-773-4052
Official Event List by webx.carnaval.com
Carnaval.com/NewYork
Many call it the largest parade in North America. Join up to 2  million spectators, thousands of paraders and dozens of bands. Kiddie parade on Saturday
The day before, Sunday September 6, 1998 are three Carnival theme festivals
St. Lucia-USA Caribbean Family Day Festival
(9/6/98) 10am-9pm;
Bronx: Webster Ave bet E. 233rd St - E. Gunhill Rd (20 blocks)
Sesame Flyers International Festival
(9/6/98) 10am-7pm;
Brooklyn Church Ave bet East 34th St - Brooklyn Ave (2 blocks)

Brazilian Festival
When: 11am-7pm; Labor Day Sunday (9/6/98)
Where:Manhattan 46th St bet 7th Ave and Park Ave (5 blocks)
More Info: Produced by Eddie Mendez (212)382-1631 fax: 382-3620
Brazil Independence Day Festival || HOME
Thousands of Brazil lovers appreciated the warmth, excitement, food, music and culture on the street dubbed "Little Brazil."E-mail samba girl for update on rumors of a Brazilian Parade in New Jersey

 Labor Day Parade
Where: Fifth Avenue and 44th Street, north to 72nd Street,
then right to Third Avenue
When: September 12, 1998 10:00 a.m.
More Info: 212/685-9552
Labor Day (the first Monday in September) by USIS Embassy

More Brooklyn Carnival Fall Festivals
Brooklyn Between the Bridges
When: 8 am - 8 pm daily; Aug. 1 - Sept. 7, 1998 (Labor Day)
Where: Empire Fulton Ferry State Park between the
towering Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges

More Info: 1998 Program inc. map coordinated by the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition and sponsored yearly since 1981 by New York State Parks. 1998 curator is Sandra Salisbury

Artists from throughout the country to exercise their imaginations in the creation of works that appear against a
spectacular view of lower Manhattan—-the world’s most dramatic cityscape. Participants make the most of the resulting possibilities for urban references and the interplay of form and ideas.

Flatbush Dev. Corp. Street Fair
When:10am-6pm; Sunday, September 13, 1998
Where: Brooklyn  Cortelyou Rd bet Coney Island Ave-Ocean Ave (10 blocks)
New Perspectives D.C. Festival
When: 11am-6pm;  Sunday, September 13
Where: Brooklyn  Ave L bet Rockaway Parkway - Remsen Ave (6 blocks)
Cypress Hills LDC Street Fair
When: 10am-7pm Saturday, September 19
Where:Brooklyn ; Fulton St bet Euclid Ave-Grant Ave (7 blocks)
United Community Centers, Inc.
When:11am-7pm; Saturday, September 19
Where: Brooklyn  New Lots Ave bet Hendrix & Jerome Ave (4 blocks)
Atlantic Antic Street Festival
When: 8am-6pm; Sunday, September 27, 1998
Where: Brooklyn  Atlantic Ave bet 4th Ave - Columbia St (10 blocks)
3rd Avenue Festival
When:10am-6pm; Sunday, October 4
Where: 3rd Avenue bet 69th St-93rd St (24 blocks)
More Info: 3rd Avenue Merchants Assn.
North Flatbush BID Street Fair
When: 11am-6pm; Sunday, Sunday, October 4
Where: Brooklyn  Flatbush Ave bet Plaza St-Atlantic Ave (8 blocks)
Congregation Bais Naftali Carnival
When: 8am-11pm;Oct 7-9
Where: Brooklyn  Taylor St bet Lee Ave-Bedford Ave (1 block)
Kensington Merchants Assoc. Street Fair
When: 10am-7pm;Saturday, October 17 1998
Where: Brooklyn  Church Ave bet McDonald Ave-Ocean Pkway (5 blocks)

The Steuben Day Parade

When: Third weekend of September Saturday, (9/18/98)
Where: On 5^th Street from 61st to 86th Streets
The big German-American event The annual parade is named after General Frederick Wilhem von Steuben, a Prussian army officer
who volunteered his services to General George Washington during the Revolutionary War. As Inspector General of the Continental Army he served with great distinction and became an American Citizen.

African-American Day Parade
When: 1pm; Sunday, September 20, 1998
Where: Manhattan Adam Clayton Powell Blvd bet 111th – 142nd & Fifth Ave

Manhattan: Nigerian Parade
Korean Parade
!Pulaski Day Parade (Polish Heritage celebration)
Columbus Day Parade (Italian Heritage celebration)
!Hispanic Columbus Day Parade
Jewish Pride Parade
!Greenwich Village Halloween Parade,  Village Halloween Parade
Queens: Hindu Parade -

Pulaski Day Parade

When: 11am; October 04, 1998
Where: 5th Ave  between 26th St north to 52nd Street
More Info: 212/254-1180
General Casimir Pulaski Day for the city's Polish immigrants

Desfile de la Hispanidad / Hispanic Day Parade
When:  11am Sunday, October 11, 1998
Where: Fifth Avenue from 44th to 79th Streets,
More Info: 212/864-0715
1996 Hispanic Heritage Parade
Photos & music from the parade contingents representing Bolivia, Colombia, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Puerto Rico, Spain, and Uruguay.
Since 1965 Hispanic Americans from all over the world come together to celebrate our common heritage. With so many Spanish speaking countries in South and Central America, the Caribbean and Europe, we celebrate the many cultures that are unique to each country and take pride in our own cultural identity."

Columbus Day Parade
When: Monday Columbus Day  11am; (10/12/98)
Where: Fifth Avenue from 44th to 79th Streets, then east
to Third Avenue.
More Info: 212/809-4900
The 52nd Columbus Day Parade '96 Photos by italynet.com inc/ Parade Dignataries || ACINA
Dignitaries, Folkloric bands in traditional costumes,  Italian American Associations,  Floats, Children, Beauty Queens in Convertibles Waving to You and all with that charming Italian emphasis

 
Sunset Parade of Flags
When: late October (8/27/97)
Where: on Fifth Avenue in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.
More Info: Sunset Park Restoration Group

The '97  parade theme "We are Proud of Who We are, Where We Come From and Where We Live Now." pretty well sums the spirit of this parade representing the 100,000 people of the Brooklyn Sunset Park neighborhood. Marching bands, members of community civic and cultural organizations, churches and schools join in the celebration.

World Series Victory Parade
When & where: read the paper

It's all over till they win their 24^th World Series Title but who knows maybe it will be this year for what may be the greatest baseball team of all time. Here's an AP wire story on the last go around in '96. Mayor Thanks City Workers for the Spectacular Ticker Tape '96 Parade

When: October 31,  usually begins around 6-7pm (Live Broadcast at 7:30) Where: The parade begins 6th avenue and Houston street and proceeds north to 14th or 23rd Street. More Info:  914 / 758-5519

Or Call the Village Voice Hotline at 212.475.3333 ext 7787
Village Halloween Parade The official parade site
The 1998 Village Halloween Parade will be telecast live on NY1 News from 7:30 - 9:00pm.

No Costume? Volunteer to animate one of our giant puppets
Volunteer Coordinator Michael Romanashin 212.228.4849

Anyone and everyone is welcome to join the parade,
the largest public participatory event in the greatest city in the world.
But you must be in costume to be in the parade. Spectacular Giant puppet costumes are the stars. A great time to show off time your inspired costumes and/or masks....Director Jeanne Fleming Associate Producer Rick Russo...Reserve Your 25th Anniversary T-Shirt Today!

Masked Culture : The Greenwich Village Halloween Parade
Save 30% on this 9 x 11" hardcover offered by amazon.com
Five photographers and  urban anthropologist Jack Kugelmass follow participants as they prepare the parade revelry of one glorious night. 100 color photos.

Manhattan-
Veteran's Day Parade -
!Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
Madison Avenue Christmas for Children Fair
!Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, S.I. New York City Marathon

New York City Marathon
When: Sunday,  9am; November 1, 1998
Where: This is a 26.2-mile run on city pavement through the five boroughs.SI-Bklyn-Qns-Man-Bronx-Finish in Central Park
More Info: 212-860-4455 www.nyrrc.org || Links || tkelley@nyrrc.org
Runners from all over the world Organized by the New York Road Runners Club. The New York Road Runners Club (NYRRC), with over 34,000 members from all 50 states and more than 50 foreign countries, is the largest and most respected organization of its kind in the world. Founded in 1958, the Club is  dedicated to d fitness activities for competition, physical fitness and fun. 
Tips: One of the best places to watch is Central Park South, almost at the finish line

One of the world's best known parades and a great global tradition that symbolizes New York City for the many TV viewers. When it's not freezing this parade competes with the Labor Day Brooklyn Carnival for largest attendance in North America and has the third largest TV viewing audience (only New Year's Rose Parade and Rio Carnaval parade are larger) as 45 million will tune in on the tradition across the USA.   Since 1924, the 4,000 employee-volunteers are the key to the parades success and 1200 attendants alone are needed to pull the world's largest giant hot air balloons along the parade route.

Macy's Parade by theInsider.com || Night before blow-up
"Our favorite spot to view the parade remains Duffy Square (where Broadway crosses Seventh Avenue at 46th Street)"
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade by nyctourist.com
'97 site lost its pages see what '98 brings
New York Thanksgiving Parade by ny.com|| Map || Photos ||
Paperless (ny.com) Guide to Thanksgiving || Sitemap
This deep 1996 Guide to Thanksgiving is holding up well
Macy's Thanksgiving Parade by festivals.com || History
Nice page on the 70th or 1996 parade.
Advisory: You can watch the floats being inflated the night before on 77th St between CPW and Columbus ave) about 10:00pm is optimal... Crowds can get thick so arriving early or bringing lifts such as a sturdy ladder can make a big difference....In 1997 several spectators were injured when a giant balloon was severed by a lamppost, as result 1998 will be the safest ever and the size of balloons be restricted to no larger than 78'l x 40'w x 70'tall. Mayor's Task Force Report

Manhattan: Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting 
Fifth Avenue Giant Snowflake Lighting
Chanukah Menorah Lighting
South Street Seaport Singing Christmas Tree Festival

New York Visitor & Convention Bureau www.nycvisit.com || Events || 800 NYC-VISIT  692-8474 To request info be sent. Speak to a counselor: 212 484-1222 (Mon-Fri 9am to 5pm) or stop by their office at Columbus Circle....

www.ci.nyc.ny.us || Search || NYCparks.org
The City of New York Street Activity Permit Office (CAU-SAPO) 212-788-7418 (788-7439) does not issue permits but will refer you to one of seven (7) agencies listed here on their Street & Vendor Permits Directory ||
Street Events Calendar by ci.nyc.ny.us
The Police Department issues Parade Permits and will provide limited parade information upon written snail-mail request. Send a request letter to:
NYPD-IRS-Parade Permits   212 - 373-5176
Atten: C.A. LeBron
1 Police Plaza Room 1100 #A
New York, NY 10007

Annual Events by abny.org list by ABNY (212) 370-5800 About NY, Consider purchasing their NYCD-ROM: New York City Cultural Directory,"

New York Parades & Festivals by Hotwired

When your in New York
Check the event listings in The New Yorker, CUE magazine, the Friday New York Times' "Weekend" section, and the Village Voice's "Cheap Thrills"

Still Stuck? You might try asking someone at the place where you are staying or you could try someone on this list  Info Centers by NYarts.org  || NYCarts.org/home ||   
STREET FAIRS
New York's Street Fairs by nycTourist.com

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