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Panamanian Parade NYC Celebrates Panamanian Independence

Panamanian Parade NYC (Marek Poplawski/Dreamstime)
Panamanian Parade NYC (Marek Poplawski/Dreamstime)

The Panamanian Parade NYC 2024 is New York City’s big celebration of Panamanian culture and Panamanian contributions to American culture. It’s the biggest Panamanian parade outside of Panama. People come from the entire East Coast and even from Panama to join the Parade.

It includes a Gala, Parade, and Cultural Festival and street fair. The best way to participate is to get involved with the preparations.

#PanamanianParade #DesfilePanameñoEnBrooklyn

Panamanian Parade NYC 2024

The Parade is actually a series of events, including a Gala, Parade, and Street Fair.

Panamanian Parade Gala

The 29th Panamanian Parade NYC 2024 Gala is a semi-formal night of networking over cocktails, dinner, and dancing; at Antun’s Catering in Queens Village, Queens; on Thursday, October 10, 2024; from 7pm – 12 midnight. $180. 🇵🇦

Don’t wait to get your tickets. The Gala usually sells out.

2024 Honorees and Performers

  • Guillermo Nurse Mayor is a Grand Marshal.
  • Alberto Gonzalez is a Grand Marshal.
  • Krishna Camarena is International Grand Marshal.
  • Bishop Orlando Findlayter is a Parade Ambassador.
  • Jimmy McCormack
  • Eric Rolando Roachford is Community Service.
  • Edwin Pitti is Orgullo Panameño.
  • Chief Miguel Iglesias is Orgullo Panameño.
  • Panamanian Square Dance Group is Distinguished Cultural Organization.
  • First Veterans Marching Band is Distinguished Musical + Cultural Organization.
  • Drums and Bugles International Marching Band is Distinguished Musical + Cultural Organization.
  • First Panamanian Marching Band is Distinguished Musical + Cultural Organization.

Parade Queens

This year’s parade queens represent the diverse beauty of Panama.

  • Yaritzel Morrison
  • Rosa Beita
  • Nyallah Fowler

Panamanian Parade

Parade Assembly is on Franklin Ave at Bergen St in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, on Saturday, October 12, 2024, at 9am. The Parade Opening Ceremony is at 10:30am. 🇵🇦

The 29th Panamanian Parade NYC 2024 celebrates Panamanian Independence by marching down Franklin Avenue from Bergen St, to the Street Fair on President St and Classon Avenue, and up Classon Avenue to Eastern Avenue; in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, on Saturday, October 12, 2024 at 12 noon. It should be done by about 2:30pm. 🇵🇦

Panamanian Parade Street Fair

The 29th Panamanian Parade NYC 2024 Street Fair offers Panamanian food, artisanal crafts, and social services, next to Dr. Ronald E. McNair Park, on Classon Avenue, and on Union St. 🇵🇦

Panamanian Parade NYC

The Panamanian Parade NYC was founded by Mauricio Alleyne in 1995 to celebrate Panama’s independence from Colombia on November 3, 1903. Both countries were part of Gran Colombia, founded in 1819, but Panamanian culture has always been a little different from Colombian culture.

Like all national parades, it’s a chance to teach cultural heritage to Panamanian American children, celebrate traditional culture, draw politicians to the community, and have a good time together.

It usually attracts around 30,000 people.

Information

Facebook @DICPNYInc
Instagram @panamanianparade

panamanianparade.org


Published October 9, 2024 ~ Updated October 9, 2024.

Filed Under: Brooklyn, Crown Heights, NYC PARADES, NYC Street fairs, Panamanian

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