An up-close look at Rose Parade floats
Floatfest: An up-close look at Rose Parade floats
Floatfest: A Rose Parade Showcase, is open on January 1, 2, and 3. This 2-mile display features Rose Parade floats after their appearance on the parade route. Each year, nearly 70,000 visitors go to Sierra Madre and Washington Boulevard in Pasadena for a rare opportunity to get up close to these incredible floats and admire the details and creativity that make each display unique.
The largest marching band in the 136th annual Rose Parade, the 605 All-Star Band, was a mammoth collection of students who ...
Hundreds of thousands who had camped out and gathered along the 5.5-mile parade route awaited the festivities, which kicked ...
Some new and some returning — marching bands, floats, equestrian teams and residents were part of the parade this year.
A Torrance tradition continued on Wednesday, Jan. 1, with a little help along the way. The city’s float, “What a Beautiful ...
Our reporters and photographers will be along the parade route bringing you the sights and sounds from the 136th Rose Parade ...
This year's Rose Parade had some QC connections! A Bettendorf organ transplant recipient and a late Davenport donor were ...
The trio joined volunteers who spent a week attaching thousands of roses, carnations, lilies, mums, and other flowers to ...
The Rose Parade displayed its annual array of vibrant floats, boisterous bands and high-stepping equestrian units on ...
The Zoo and Wildlife Alliance's float took top honors in the Tournament of Roses Parade for the second consecutive year on ...
An expected 800,000 spectators will flock to Pasadena, California, on Monday to watch floral floats, equestrian units and ...
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