With Halloween officially behind us, the Pasadena Business Association is gearing up for its most popular fall event – the Harvest For The Hungry Caring and Sharing Parade. Now in its 27th year, the parade will continue its tradition of collecting food along the route to distribute to local pantries for our neighbors in need.
Featured will be local businesses, civic groups, community associations, schools, churches, bands, equestrian clubs, car clubs, youth sports groups, cheerleaders, and fire companies.
The theme of the parade is to express the real spirit of the holidays, being thankful for what we have, and to share with the less fortunate in our community.
Parade Route
Start at Tick Neck Road, make a right onto Edwin Raynor Boulevard South (at the intersection of Ft. Smallwood Road), make a right onto Tick Neck Road (approximately 1, 000 feet), make a right onto Mountain Road (Rt. 177), continue on Mountain Road to right at Outing Avenue and follow to Northeast Middle School parking lot where the parade ends.
Parade Awards will be given for the following categories:
- $500 for Best Entry Overall
- Best Business Display on Float
- Best Patriotic Entry
- Most Original & Judges Award
- Best Community Entry
- Best Youth Group Entry
- Best Musical or Performance Entry
For a complete photo gallery and list of this year’s winners, check back at after the parade.
