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Tulsa Parade 2020

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Anna Fuhrmeister

Tulsa Parade 2020

Due to the pandemic, the City of Tulsa hosted a downtown drive-through Christmas parade, near 7th and Boston. The Christmas parade lasted two hours.

Vehicles lined up to drive pass the floats while Tulsa Police helped to direct traffic. Photo credited to Anna Fuhrmeister.
This float represents the arts, theater, dance, music, and the vibrant City of Tulsa. Photo credited to Anna Fuhrmeister.
As drivers and passengers marveled the floats, there was musical entertainment to keep the Christmas parade event lively. Photo credited to Anna Fuhrmeister.
From Disney to Star Wars’ characters to superheroes and many more teamed up to spread the Christmas cheer during this rough year from the pandemic. Photo credited to Anna Fuhrmeister.
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