Memorial Day Parade - Dacula, GA

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Memorial Day Parade - Dacula, GA

Time: May 30, 2016 from 6pm to 7pm
Location: Downtown
City/Town: Dacula, GA
Website or Map: http://www.daculamemorialday.…
Phone: Marvin Atherton Founder, Memorial Day in Dacula information@daculamemorialday.com
Event Type: parade, antique, vehicles
Organized By: Memorial Day Parade
Latest Activity: May 27, 2016

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-- Our Mission ---
To promote patriotism and encourage area citizens and businesses to participate in a celebration 
of our country's freedom on Memorial Day by honoring all those who have 
served their country and paid the price of freedom.

Come see some antique and collectable cars and vehicles in the parade!

Memorial Day Parade

Monday, May 30, 2016 @ 10:00 a.m.

The Dacula Memorial Day Parade once again steps off for the 23rd time on Monday, May 30, 2016 at 10:00 am.  The parade takes place rain or shine.  There is no rain date.

The parade begins at Hebron Baptist Church and proceeds down Dacula Road, turns right on Second Ave, crosses Broad Street and ends at Dacula High School.

Founded by Marvin Atherton, the Dacula Memorial Day parade has been a proud tradition in Dacula since 1994.  The parade has grown over the years and remains the only Memorial Day parade in Metro Atlanta, largest in the the state of Georgia and one of the largest in our nation with more than 150 units participating in the parade each year!

Families begin to line the street hours before the parade begins.  Averaging 150 units in the parade each year, there are 10,000+ spectators lining the parade route when the parade steps off at 10:00 am. 

The Dacula Memorial Day parade is one of the most high profile events in the metro Atlanta area on Memorial Day.  It is important that we take this opportunity to honor the sacrifice made by thousands of Americans who died guarding our precious liberties and way of life.  As founder of the Dacula Memorial Day parade, it is my goal to see that today's youth understand the significance of Memorial Day.  For this reason, every parade unit is to focus on honoring our Veterans and display patriotism.

The parade features Veterans, Veterans organizations, active and reserve service men and women, active and restored military vehicles, marching bands, Scouts, churches, community groups, custom designed floats, local businesses, horses, antique cars, trucks and tractors and much more!

 

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