Enjoy this gallery of parade photos from years past, which will be updated from time to time.

Click to enlarge. Photos by various artists.

RAIN OR SHINE SINCE 1927

WE STEP OFF AT 2 PM

We hope you will join us next year at the parade

Monday May 31, 2021

Learn more about Our Mission

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It is with deepest regret that we mark the passing of 3 distinguished members of our Parade Family: Joseph W. Stock, Past Parade Chairman and Past Man of the Year; Lt Col. John W. Peterkin, 2014 Grand Marshal; and Catherine (Kay) Glover, former Board Member and Past Woman of the Year.  All three were active volunteers and supporters of the Parade organization and they will be missed for their service to our community and for their joie de vivre. RIP friends.  We thank you will never forget you.

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Two Dedicated Marchers Celebrated our heros,

despite COVID-19

Virtual Memorial Day Observance Events

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                     Click here to view John Liu                                       Click here to view May 21 Ceremony

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Dear Parade Supporters,

I regret to inform you that due to the COVID19

pandemic the 2020 Little Neck-Douglaston

Memorial Day Parade will be canceled.

The Parade Board asks that this Memorial Day you

pause, from the safety of your own home, to honor

the service men and women who have made the

ultimate sacrifice. We ask that you pray for their families, as our Nation owes them a debt that can never be repaid. We encourage you to share these sentiments on social media and hope that those families will take comfort in knowing that although we cannot be together in person, their loved ones are not forgotten.

We also send our thoughts and prayers to all those who have been directly impacted by the virus. Finally, we want to thank the brave essential workers who are on the front lines each day leading us through this crisis. Their selfless devotion to New York City embodies all that our parade represents. Please continue to stay home and stay safe.

We look forward to coming back stronger than ever in 2021.

Respectfully,

Tom Carty

Parade Chair