Members of the Star Struck Superstars march down South Lime Street during the African American Cultural Parade on Saturday, Sept. 9, 2023. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)
The African American Cultural Alliance's annual parade stepped off at 1 p.m. sharp on Saturday from King Elementary School.
More than 45 organizations and 1,000 people took part, marching through Lancaster's southeast neighborhood to Reservoir Park. Residents along the route cheered them on, capturing pictures and videos.
The event is the only active annual parade in Lancaster. It is a headline event of the African American Cultural Alliance's annual festival, which wrapped up its 10th year on Saturday.
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Parade co-Grand Marshal the Rev. Louis Butcher. (Photo: Max Weidman)
Parade co-Grand Marshal, state Rep. Ismail Smith-Wade-El. (Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)
(Photo: Max Weidman)
(Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)
(Photo: Max Weidman)
(Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)
(Photo: Max Weidman)
(Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)
(Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)
(Photo: Max Weidman)
(Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)
(Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)
(Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)
(Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)
(Photo: Max Weidman)
(Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)
(Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)
(Photo: Max Weidman)
(Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)
(Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)
(Photo: Max Weidman)
(Photo: Max Weidman)
(Photo: Tim Stuhldreher)
