
Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade
More than a million people take to the streets each year to celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Junior. The parade travels down Alameda and 7th streets.

Search for a city, hotel or experience
Live suggestions could not load. Press Search to view results.
More than a million people take to the streets each year to celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Junior. The parade travels down Alameda and 7th streets. The day ends with festivities at the Martin Luther King Junior Park.
City guide section
Showing 1–13 of 13 festivals
Plan around 13 festival seasons, public events, Ramadan/Eid periods, book fairs, art cycles, and winter food activity.

More than a million people take to the streets each year to celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Junior. The parade travels down Alameda and 7th streets.

Held for two weeks at the Palm Springs area, this festival showcases the Coachella Valley's most famous crop, dates.

Held at the Los Angeles Convention Center each year, this is the nation's largest bicycle and fitness expo.

This festival features local jazz and reggae music artists and is held at the UCLA Intramural Field.

More than 60,000 people attend this festival which showcases both American and international independent films, short films and music videos. The festival takes place over 10 days.

A celebration of Asian and Pacific Islander cultures, people gather to witness the blooming of lotus flowers at Echo Park Lake. Other attractions include cultural music, art, dance and food.

EdgeFest showcases projects from LA-based theatre artists.

A celebration of the African culture, this festival includes fine artwork, crafts, food, music and dancing and various other cultural activities.

Held at the St. Sophia Cathedral, this festival is a celebration of Greek culture, including Greek food, music, beer, dancing and more.

Held during the Labor Day Weekend at the LA Airport Marriot Hotel, this festival features music from the 20’s, 30’s and 40’s, including swing, big band, classic jazz and blues.

Film festival and awards featuring film artists from the United States, Canada, Australia, the Caribbean, Europe, Asia, Africa and South America.

The Los Angeles International Tamale festival is a celebration of the Tamale, which is a traditional Mexican dish made out of corn dough.

Boats of all sizes are decked with lights and decorations celebrating the Christmas season. Big yachts to small dinghies are on display at this parade.
Keep exploring Los Angeles
Keep exploring Los Angeles and add more stops to your plan.
Keep exploring Los Angeles and add more stops to your plan.
Keep exploring Los Angeles and add more stops to your plan.