The West-Indian American Day Parade
(Labor Day, Monday, September 7; 11a.m.-6p.m.; Begins: Utica Ave. & Eastern Parkway, Ends: Grand Army Plaza)
The West-Indian American Day Parade is one of New York City’s most celebrated parades which attracts an enormous spectator base consisting of over 2 million people. The parade is most well known for its gorgeous costume displays and big name performances. There will also be an excellent selection of West Indian cuisine hailing from various Caribbean islands and numerous cultural activities. Be sure to get here early to secure a great seat somewhere close to the Brooklyn Museum.
