Tucson Parades
The weather in Tucson is great most of the year, perfect for almost year-round parade. Here’s a list of parades you can attend for a some inexpensive family fun.
Tucson Rodeo Parade
The Tucson Rodeo parade is considered the world’s longest non-motorized parade. It was founded in 1925, along with the Tucson Rodeo. There is also a Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum located at the Tucson Rodeo grounds.
Where: A new route for 2024 hasn’t been announced yet.
When: Thursday, February 22, 2024.
Tucson St. Patrick’s Day Parade
The parade begins at 10:30. The St. Patrick’s Day Festival beings at 10AM with live Irish music, dancers, entertainment, a children’s area, and food and merchandize vendors.
Where: It starts at 17th street and Stone Ave ending at Armory Park.
When: Sunday, March 17, 2024
Downtown Parade of Lights
The Downtown Parade of Lights is an annual tradition with over 70 entries, including brightly decorated floats, marching bands, nonprofits, neighborhood groups, families, and more.
Where: Armory Park
When: Saturday, December 14, 2024
All Souls Procession
Tucson’s Dia de Los Muertos-inspired event is a tradition of remembrance, founded in 1990. Details for the 2024 haven’t been published yet.
Where: Last year’s procession started at Speedway and Grande Ave
When: Early November 2024
Pets of Pima Parade
This parade celebrates the love between pets and humans, inviting community members across Tucson and Pima County to show off their cherished companions. People are invited to participate with their pets of all shapes, sizes, and species!
Where: 4th Avenue District
When: Sunday, February 18, 2024
