This Saturday, June 4, for the 22th time, The Montclair African-American Heritage Parade and Festival will fill the streets of Montclair with music, community spirit, food and fun.This year’s theme is Kuumba or Creativity.
In addition to the Mayor, Congressman Payne and Senator Nia H. Gill , so many members of the community will participate, such as the Montclair Public Library, Montclair Community Pre-K, Montclair Recreation POP Warner Jr. Bulldogs, NAACP  Montclair, Hollow Day Care Center, Hillside Elementary School’s The Drums of Thunder and many more.
Montclair’s Annual African-American Heritage Parade and Festival
Who:Â All ages
What: 22nd Annual Montclair parade celebrating African-American Heritage. Parade starts at Glenfield Park and ends at Nishuane Park with and all-day festival. Live music, delicious food, activities and vendors. Bring lawn chairs and spend the day!
Where: Parade starts at 10:30 am at Glenfield Park and ends at Nishuane Park. The Festival is at Nishuane Park from 12 pm – 6 pm.
When:Â Saturday, June 4. (festival raindate, Sunday, June 5)
Cost:Â Free.
(Photo: S.J. Streeter)
What a cutie! Love the face paint.
Looks Ike fun.
I love that the sign says, ‘Shrimps” those of us in the know like to call them “Skrimps.”