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Un Pueblo, Muchas Voces | One Nation Many Voices

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  • The 2022 celebration will feature a special TV broadcast to air on June 12, hosted by WABC-TV anchors Joe Torres and David Novarro, along with Sunny Hostin, co-host of “The View.”
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UPDATE:  The submission period to request press passes for the Parade has expired. Members of the Press with a valid NYPD Press ID will have access to the Parade.

 

Every year, the NPRDP hosts a series of public events leading up to the culmination of the Parade on the second Sunday of June.  Our events and programs are designed to celebrate and advance Art, Culture and Education in the Puerto Rican community, both in Puerto Rico and the mainland U.S.

Mark your calendars, you do not want to miss any of the celebrations!  Come back regularly for an update on other events scheduled during the two weeks leading up to the parade.

The 65th Annual National Puerto Rican Day Parade will take place on New York City’s Fifth Avenue from 43rd Street to 79th St, Sunday June 12, beginning at 11am.

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  • 28 Sat 152nd Street Fest – May 28
  • 5 Sun Mass at St Patrick’s – June 5
  • 11 Fri Gala fundraiser – June 11
  • 12 Sun 65th Annual Parade – June 12
Watch the 65th annual National Puerto Rican Day Parade     WATCH NOW
One Nation, Many Voices Un Pueblo, Muchas Voces

The National Puerto Rican Day Parade’s theme Un Pueblo, Muchas Voces (One Nation, Many Voices) celebrates the creativity and diversity of thought in Puerto Rico and across the diaspora.

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Honorees homenajeados

The National Puerto Rican Day celebrates and honors the leaders, educators, artists, and celebrities that have left a cultural footprint on this nation.

honorees
  • JESÚS OMAR RIVERA DÁVILA
    Orgullo Puertorriqueño
  • Michael Carabello
    Lifetime Achievement
  • Robin De Jesús
    Trailblazer
  • Jasmine Camacho Quinn
    Athlete of the Year
  • Didi Romero
    Rising Star
  • Luis Figueroa
    Rising Star
  • Edward Cabán, NYPD Deputy Commissioner
    Ambassador
  • Damian Priest
    Ambassador
  • Hector Collazo Hernández
    Ambassador
  • Xochitl González
    Ambassador
  • PJ Sin Suela
    Ambassador
  • David Rodríguez
    Ambassador
  • Nanette Cocero
    Gala Honoree
  • William Ramirez
    Gala Honoree
  • Magda Yrizarry – Senior Vice President, Strategic DEI Initiatives
    Gala Honoree
  • Miguel Cardona, U.S. Secretary of Education
    Grand Marshal
  • Nicky Jam
    King
  • Angie Martinez
    Madrina
  • Fat Joe
    Padrino
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Please join us on Sept 7th to help raise funds for our NPRDP Scholarship Program - and have a great time! Find more info and get your tickets here: https://t.co/1kqjfNvOK4 https://t.co/vADnJHcCqA

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We’re excited to share that our 2021 TV Special on @ABC7NY received 4 NY Emmy Award nominations across 3 categories! We do what we do out of love for our community, but it’s rewarding when our content is recognized as best-in-class. #PRParade #wepa #OrgulloBoricua #NYEmmyAwards https://t.co/7sA4ecDUPa

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Frequently Asked Questions preguntas frecuentes
What is a parade/marching contingent?

 A parade/marching contingent is an organized group of 50 people or less representing a registered organization. All contingents must file a parade application. The NPRDP will provide permits and access wristbands upon completion of the registration process. No contingent will be permitted to march without the applicable permits and wristbands.

Does my organization need to register? Can we join another organization that is registered?

All organizations must file parade applications, separately. Parade formation permits cannot be shared.

Can I march in the parade without being part of a registered contingent?

No. For security purposes, required by the NYPD, we must have the ability to identify all marchers and their respective contingents.

How can I get the most up-to-date information about events?

Come back to the website regularly and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. 

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National Puerto Rican Day Parade Inc.
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