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City Releases Road Closures and Other Details for the 2025 6abc Dunkin Thanksgiving Day Parade

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Philadelphia will celebrate the 2025 6abc Dunkin’ Thanksgiving Day Parade on November 27 from 8:30 a. m. to noon, marking its tradition as the oldest Thanksgiving Day parade in the U. S. The parade will traverse Center City, concluding at the Philadelphia Art Museum, and is free for public attendance.

Special guests include meteorologist Sam Champion and musical acts such as the Four Tops and David Archuleta. Road closures will begin on November 24, with a comprehensive traffic management plan to minimize disruptions. The Dunkin’ Zone at Eakins Oval will feature local food trucks, giveaways, and performances by high school marching bands and youth choirs. This festive event aims to kick off the holiday season, drawing families and visitors from across the region. The parade will be broadcast live on 6abc, starting with a pre-show at 8:30 a.

m. and the main event at 9:00 a. m. Planning for the parade underscores Philadelphia's commitment to community engagement and festive celebration.

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