Parade

A "reimagined" parade will be held virtually on Thanksgiving.

The Fourth of July parade that takes place every year in downtown Grand Junction has been canceled.

When was the last time you attended a teacher parade? If you're like me, you've never attended such a thing. Your chance is coming up this Thursday.

Grand Junction's annual Parade of Lights is coming up tomorrow, Saturday, December 7. Main Street has hosted a number of great parades over the decades. Take a look at a few from years past via the lens of Robert Grant.
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And you thought Tour de Corgi was the cutest event in Colorado (and it's still definitely on the list). This weekend, one event in Breckenridge gave the corgis a run for their money.

The 36th Annual Grand Junction Parade of Lights is coming up this Saturday, December 1. Main Street has hosted a number of great parades over the decades. Take a look at a few from years past via the lens of Robert Grant.

Pack up the babies and grab the old ladies and get ready for a Grand Junction tradition, the annual Downtown Parade of Lights. This event is not to be missed. With a little info, you and the tribe can enjoy a fantastic evening.

Grand Junction is gearing up for this weekend's Veterans Day Parade on Main Street. What did a local parade look like 60 years ago? You'll be surprised how little they've changed. Take a look at downtown photos of past parades from the 1950's, 60's, and 70's.

Grand Junction and the rest of Western Colorado have never suffered from a shortage of downtown parades. For the better part of 50 years, Bob Grant was there to catch the action via the lens of his camera. Take a trip back through time and enjoy a few decades of Western Colorado downtown parades.

Western Colorado residents love a parade. Grand Junction photographer Robert Grant loved to take pictures of parades. Enjoy 25 photos of Grand Junction gatherings from yesteryear through the lens of late Daily Sentinel photographer Bob Grant.