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Like all previous parades where the parade moves down the middle of the street as onlookers stand on the sidewalks.
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Floats are stationary on the side of the street and spectators drive through the middle of the parade (how the parade was this year, 2020).
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9.15 Floral Design and Gifts
ABW Cajun Shotgun House & BBQ CB&S Bank The Country Gentleman David’s Tire and Auto Dawkins Office Supplies Downtown Butcher and Mercantile Edward Jones– Chad Freeman Edward Jones– Donna Adams Edward Jones– Ryan Eagle Farm Bureau Insurance - Washington County Fountain’s Green “Grow” cery Greater Greenville Housing and Revitalization Association, Inc. The Greenville Animal Clinic Guaranty Bank Hodding Carter Memorial YMCA |
HPR Network/ WDMS 100.7
Infinite Concepts Lagniappe Fine Gifts Mitchell’s Small Engine and Supplies Malouf Construction NuFarm Planters Bank Regions Bank Salon Sarah Sipi Gal Fashion Boutique Suzi Paige The Tint Man Wade Law Firm (Doug Wade) Washington County Economic Alliance/ The Chamber Wendy Redwine’s Daycare Wise Solutions |
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Participants:
Whether you traditionally have a walking group or a float, we have a place for you! Bring your choir, coworkers, marching band, musical band, dance squad, youth group, scout troop, or just a group of friends and help us light up Washington Avenue! Floats will be parked along both sides of the street for viewing, and we plan to fill the rest of the street with groups using their creativity to decorate 20' wide spaces along both sides of the street! |
Spectators:
Instead of lining the streets to watch the parade, DRIVE THROUGH the parade any time between 5:30 and 7:30 pm. (Admittance line will close at 7:30 pm.) Parade route starts at Washington Avenue at the Broadway intersection and concludes at Walnut Street with Santa Claus! |
