The Rose Parade has been pushed back by one day this year in keeping with the event’s “Never on Sunday” tradition kept since 1893. theSun theSundaily RoseParade2023 California delay pushed Traditions
Tens of thousands of people lined the streets Monday to watch the 134th Rose Parade, the most famous annual celebration event for the New Year in Southern California.
The Rose Parade, usually an iconic New Year’s Day tradition, has been pushed back by one day this year in keeping with the event’s “Never on Sunday” tradition kept since 1893, said Xinhua. The Rose Parade travels five and a half miles down Colorado Blvd in Pasadena, a city in the western US state of California. The event is famous for its gorgeous, spectacularly-designed floats of all shapes and colours. This year, the parade features 39 floral-covered floats, 16 equestrian groups and 21 marching bands from across the country and around the world.
“Turning a corner means rising above -- alone, or with family, friends and community. This year, as we turn the corner together, we share in the hope, beauty and joy of what 2023 will bring,“ she noted. - Bernama
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