“I’m
completely ecstatic and floored that I get to participate and be a part
of a historic tradition in Dallas honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr.,” states Vincent “Heartbreak” Tucker. “I used to live
in the Fair Park for a portion of my youth so for me to return to the
area and be a part of event that I used to enjoy as kid means so much to
me as I’m in my 20’s now. I’ll be sure to make Elite News, The Blair
Family and Fair Park area residents proud.”
The Annual Elite News Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade and Festival is a 27 year old historical community celebration founded on tradition, heritage and commitment. With more than 250,000 annual attendees, the parade ranks as one of the Top 5 celebrations commemorating Dr. King in the country.
This year’s parade include an opening performance by Dallas Black Dance Theatre II, NFL Hall of Fame Legend Earl Campbell, Prairie View A&M Marching Storm Band, the mighty Callaway High School Marching Band of Jackson, Mississippi, Ronald McDonald, comedian Earthquake, actress KiKi Shepard and many more. The festival in Fair Park's Tower Building will feature a health fair, a gospel concert, poetry and storytelling performances, a fashion show, children's activities, vendor booths and more.
The Annual Elite News Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade and Festival is a 27 year old historical community celebration founded on tradition, heritage and commitment. With more than 250,000 annual attendees, the parade ranks as one of the Top 5 celebrations commemorating Dr. King in the country.
This year’s parade include an opening performance by Dallas Black Dance Theatre II, NFL Hall of Fame Legend Earl Campbell, Prairie View A&M Marching Storm Band, the mighty Callaway High School Marching Band of Jackson, Mississippi, Ronald McDonald, comedian Earthquake, actress KiKi Shepard and many more. The festival in Fair Park's Tower Building will feature a health fair, a gospel concert, poetry and storytelling performances, a fashion show, children's activities, vendor booths and more.
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