The Italian Festival will take place on Water Street near Court Street from 9:30am –2pm, with live music from Rooster and the Roadhouse Horns after the parade. The Binghamton High School Steel Drum Band will lead off the music segment of the parade. The marching bands will compete in front of judges on Court Street between Water Street and Gorgeous Washington Street. and the Athens Area Schools Marching Wildcats from Athens, Penn. Two Pennsylvania bands will also participate: the Williamson Marching Warriors from Tioga, Penn. The tournament, which judges competing marching bands on music, color guard and drum major performances, will include bands from four Broome County high schools: Union-Endicott, Johnson City, Whitney Point and Chenango Forks. Six schools from around the region will participate in the annual Tournament of Marching Bands during the parade. It will feature local Italian fraternal organizations, police and fire agencies, antique vehicles, local sports organizations, regional marching bands and other groups.īinghamton City Councilman Giovanni Scaringi, District 1, is this year’s grand marshal. Please contact 21 should you need further assistance. Until further notice, The Bridge’s Outpatient, ACT Team, Care Coordination and Administrative Offices are closed to those without an appointment or unscheduled visitors. The festival, centered around the South Washington Street. The parade will start at 10am near the intersection of Main and Arthur streets, proceed east on Main Street and end in front of the Broome County Courthouse. All Bridge programs are continuing to provide services. BINGHAMTON, NY ( WIVT/WBGH) Downtown Binghamton’s premiere festival will be returning on Saturday, September 17th, for it’s 20th year. The flag raising ceremony will include a performance by Tri-Cities Opera singer Kyrie Laybourn. Monday’s festivities will begin at 9am with the raising of the Italian flag outside Binghamton City Hall. “Families can enjoy delicious homemade Italian food while watching some of our area’s most talented young musicians compete in the annual Tournament of Marching Bands -all part of what makes the event a cherished local tradition.” “For more than six decades, Binghamton’s Columbus Day Parade and Italian Festival have drawn residents from across the Southern Tier to celebrate our area’s proud Italian-American community,” said Mayor Kraham. Kraham joined members of Binghamton’s Italian-American community Wednesday to announce details of the Annual Columbus Day Parade and Italian Festival in downtown Binghamton on Monday, October 10. Six Schools to Perform in Parade’s Annual Tournament of Marching Bands
Mayor Kraham Announces Details of Columbus Day Parade, Italian Festival
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