Parade & Events
the parade in picturesEvery 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 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.
The National Puerto Rican Day celebrates and honors the leaders, educators, artists, and celebrities that have left a cultural footprint on this nation.
honoreesShare your pictures from the parade events via Facebook, Instagram & Twitter using #PRParade.
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.
All organizations must file parade applications, separately. Parade formation permits cannot be shared.
No. For security purposes, required by the NYPD, we must have the ability to identify all marchers and their respective contingents.
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