AMERICA'S 250TH · GREENVILLE, TEXAS
Downtown Greenville turns out to honor the men and women of Hunt County who served. Line the streets, wave a flag, and say thank you.
About the Parade
Every November, Greenville celebrates our veterans with a parade through downtown. It's a hometown tribute: neighbors, schools, churches, clubs and businesses lining up behind the people who earned the day.
The stars of the show are the veterans themselves, riding in Jeeps, classic cars and on motorcycles down Lee Street.
Past parades have featured the Greenville High School NJROTC, Lion Pride Marching Band and Flaming Flashes, the Hunt County Sheriff's Posse, and the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association.
Thanks to the Hunt County Jeep Club, every veteran is offered a seat in a Jeep for the parade. Let us know you're coming so we can save you a spot.
Parade Route
The parade loops through historic downtown Greenville. Grab a curbside spot anywhere along Lee or Washington Streets.
Participate
Floats, walking groups, bands, classic cars, motorcycle clubs, churches, schools, scout troops and local businesses are all welcome.
Want to sponsor or volunteer? Get in touch.
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