- April 28, 2024
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Children in the city of Ocoee waved flags as they walked by in the parade.
Arielle Dennison, Aaliyah Dennison and Ashley Gulley brought chairs to watch the parade in the city of Ocoee.
Children in the city of Ocoee waited patiently for candy to be thrown their way.
Lauryn Jones, known as“SumerStrawbree,” promoted her book “Black, Brown and Beautiful” at the Ocoee parade.
Participants in the city of Ocoee’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Unity Parade and Celebration carried handmade signs.
Participants in the Ocoee parade carried handmade signs promoting peace.
The Ocoee High School Band performed during the parade.
Participants in the Ocoee parade carried handmade signs promoting peace.
Children rode scooters and bikes throughout the city of Ocoee’s streets during the celebration.
The Orange County Sheriff’s Office helped to lead the Ocoee parade.
The honor guard marched in the Ocoee parade.
Sheriff John W. Mina rode in style at the city of Ocoee’s parade.
City of Ocoee Mayor Rusty Johnson waved at the crowd as he passed by.
City of Ocoee Commissioner Rosemary Wilsen threw candy as she passed by.
George Oliver, candidate for the Ocoee City Commission, was represented in the parade.
Nate Robertson, candidate for the Ocoee City Commission, was represented in the parade.
Citrus Elementary School families and staff walked in the city of Ocoee Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Unity Parade and Celebration.
Members of the Retired Seniors with a Purpose Club waved as they passed by in the city of Ocoee celebration.
The city of Ocoee’s parade boasted a large number of groups from across Orlando.
People walking in the Ocoee parade waved at watching attendees.
Former State Attorney Monique Worrell was one of the many government officials in attendance at the city of Ocoee Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Unity Parade and Celebration.
Members from the Orange County Library System’s West Oaks Branch and Genealogy Center walked in the Ocoee parade.
Young girls from L.J. Preparatory Christian Academy wished locals a happy Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. day at the city of Ocoee's parade.
Members of Ocoee High School’s Uplift Club walked in the city’s parade.
Performers strutted the streets of Ocoee for the city’s annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Unity Parade and Celebration.
Several classic cars impressed attendees at the city of Ocoee’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Unity Parade and Celebration.
Representatives from the WOKB 1680 AM radio station participated in the Ocoee parade.
Many local businesses took part in the city of Ocoee celebration, including 800 Bad Pain.
Residents, businesses, organizations and community leaders gathered in the city of Ocoee for the 16th annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Unity Parade and Celebration Monday, Jan. 15.
The parade began at Citrus Elementary School and ended at the West Oaks Mall with a post-parade celebration, which included keynote speaker Bishop Derrick McRae, senior pastor of The Experience Christian Center.
Participants in the parade included the Ocoee Police Department, multiple units from the Orange County Sheriff’s Office, members from the Ocoee City Commission, Orange County Mayor Jerry L. Demings, District 7 Orange County School Board Member Melissa Byrd, the Ocoee High School Band, Citrus Elementary School, Orlando Health, West Oaks Branch Library, the Ocoee High School Student Government Association and Innovation Montessori Ocoee.
