Here is a selection of photos of the parade, which traveled from East Main Street, around the Green, up Bank Street, and down Grand Street to Library Park. This isn't even close to including all the groups that participated, just a sampling.
The event at Library Park is in the next post.
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| Our local political and civic leaders |
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| Jamaica |
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| China |
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| Ireland |
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| Ireland |
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| Italy |
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| Italy |
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| Italy |
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| Puerto Rico |
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| Ghana |
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| Portugal |
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| Portugal |
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| Lithuania |
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| Lithuania |
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| Puerto Rico |
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| Crosby High School |
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| Crosby High School |
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| Brazil |
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| Brazil |
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| Brazil |
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| Reed School |
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| Cape Verde |
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| Guyana |
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| Guyana |
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| Albania |
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| Colombia |
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| WOW/NRZ Community Learning Center |
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| Ecuador |
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| Ecuador |
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| J & J Inc. |
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| Waterbury PAL |
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| Waterbury Arts Magnet School |
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| Waterbury Arts Magnet School |
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| Waterbury Arts Magnet School |
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| Dominican Republic |
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| Dominican Republic |
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| La Casa Taina float |
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| Washington School |
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| Lebanon |
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| Berkeley Knights Drill Team |
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| Mexico |
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| Ecuador |
1 comment:
Simply amazing.................
Waterbury is a diverse City and the collection of all people is what makes it great. I embrace all cultural exchange as a learning process for all children & family.
An invaluable family experience!
G Reyes Jr
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