Foto Feature: Thousands gather for annual NYC Pride Parade

By Leah Sherbansky, Staff Reporter|July 6, 2022

Tens of thousands marched on Fifth Avenue and flocked to the sidewalks and scaffoldings along the street to celebrate New York City’s annual Pride Parade on Sunday.

The parade featured floats, music and dance groups. In addition to the parade, the annual PrideFest was held on Fourth Avenue with music, food and vendors.

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The stormwater reservoirs would be constructed under the blacktop and tennis courts (right) at Juliannes Playground. (Courtesy Google Maps)

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