A family-friendly event
In recent years, parade organizers have tried to make the event more kid-friendly, said Wuschke, incorporating “family zones,” or sober places to watch the parade.
The parade organizers have also worked to draw new bands and attractions to diversify the paradegoers’ experience.
“It’s been a great parade every year,” said Wuschke. “It takes a lot of work, but we’ve got a great group of parade officials who come back every year and volunteer.”
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- A Boston tradition
- The first parade
- Evacuation Day, 1776
- The first South Boston parade
- A military legacy
- JFK rides in the parade
- The Kennedy dynasty
- Civil rights movement comes to South Boston
- Harvard’s Irish Society marches
- Irish politics invade annual parade
- Activists protest busing along route
- The 200th anniversary of Evacuation Day
- A monthlong celebration
- Hurley v. Irish American GLIB
- A family-friendly event
- The parade today
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