Nashville Parks and Recreation Department is now accepting entries in this year’s Nashville Christmas Parade which will take place Sunday, Dec. 10 at 2 p.m. It will begin on East Main Street by MTSU, near Womack Lane, and end on Walnut Street one block past the Public Square. The theme this year is Christmas Magic….
Plans are well underway for the 2022 Parade of Lights and Winter Festival! This year’s Parade of Lights will be on December 3. Parade participants will leave La Vergne’s City Hall at 5:00 p.m., heading east in the westbound lanes of Nashville Road, and will end at Veterans Memorial Park, 115 Floyd Mayfield Drive. After…
Christmas Parade info for the parade this Sunday, December 12th at 2pm.
The 46th annual Town of Smyrna Christmas Parade and Food Drive will be held Sunday, December 5, 2021, at 2pm. Spectators will gather along the parade route to watch floats, bands, classic cars, dancers, and Santa and Mrs. Claus as they travel northbound on Lowry Street toward Sam Ridley Parkway. Additionally, parade organizers invite you…
The annual Nashville Christmas Parade scheduled for December 13 has been canceled for 2020. “It saddens me that we won’t have the parade, but with the recent uptick of COVID cases in our county, we feel that canceling the parade is the safe and responsible thing to do,” said Nate Williams, Director of Nashville Parks…
The City of La Vergne is excited to announce the 2020 grand marshal for Parade of Lights as well as this year’s theme. It will be a “Blue Christmas” in La Vergne for the 10th annual Parade of Lights as we pay homage to the men and women who protect and serve the city every…
Applications are now available online for the 35th Annual Nashville Christmas Parade which will be held Sunday, December 13. This year the event will be co-hosted by WGNS Radio along with the City of Nashville. “We are excited to partner with WGNS this year to bring the sights and sounds of Christmas to our community,”…
The Town of Smyrna collected 82,384 non-perishable items in the annual Christmas Parade Food Drive to benefit Nourish Food Bank. Mayor Mary Esther Reed and volunteer parade organizer, Jill Strange, knew that the need for donations to the Smyrna-LaVergne Food Bank (now Nourish Food Bank) increased during the Holiday Season. While planning the 2015 parade,…
