Parades and Events
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![[Picture]](immigrnt/thumb/index.jpg "International Immigrants Day Parade")
The International Immigrants Day Parade is usually held in mid September (as far as I know).
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![[Picture]](streuben/thumb/index.jpg "German-American Streuben Parade")
The right time for the German-American Streuben Parade is usually the third Saturday in September.
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![[Picture]](../event/redbull/thumb/index.jpg "Red Bull Flugtag")
The Red Bull Flugtag was probably a one-time event in 2003 – but maybe it will return to New York some time in the future ...
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![[Picture]](columbus/thumb/index.jpg "Columbus Day Parade")
In turn, the Columbus Day Parade is held regularly each year on Columbus Day (that is to say, on the second Monday in October).
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![[Picture]](hallown/thumb/index.jpg "Greenwich Village Halloween Parade")
The Greenwich Village Halloween Parade attracts hundreds of thousand of New Yorkers (and tourists) each year on Halloween (October 31).
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![[Picture]](../event/marathon/thumb/index.jpg "New York City Marathon")
The New York City Marathon attracts as much as 35,000 athletes from all over the world.
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![[Picture]](../event/balloon/thumb/index.jpg "Balloon Inflating")
The Balloon Inflating on the day prior to the Thanksgiving Parade is especially popular among Manhattanites with young kids.
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![[Picture]](thnksgiv/thumb/index.jpg "Macy's Thanksgiving Parade")
Macy's Thanksgiving Parade really is the Parade in New York which is definitely worth to see!
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![[Picture]](../event/flower/thumb/index.jpg "Macy's Flower Show")
Macy's Flower Show anually welcomes the spring seasons (usually around Easter).
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This short travel guide is based on my experiences from my study abroad in New York.