Findlay Market Opening Day Parade

Streets will be closed, celebrities and fans will parade, and there will be hoopla before the first pitch of the Cincinnati Reds' 2024 season.

The committee "got rid of a lot of stuff that wasn't that exciting. We asked people to step up their game and many of them did," says organizer Debbie Knueven Gannaway.

Less than a year after forming, the Wilberforce University marching band is already gaining acclaim and stepping onto the music scene. Fresh off marching in four Mardi Gras parades in New Orleans, the "Hounds of Sound" will make their Cincinnati debut in the Findlay Market Opening Day Parade.

Some former Bengals players are also scheduled to make an appearance during the Opening Day festivities.

Even two hours before the Findlay Market Opening Day Parade stepped off in Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnatians were lining the streets in anticipation of something they hadn’t experienced since 2019.

While it's not technically Opening Day, Tuesday marks the return of the Findlay Market Opening Day Parade after a two year absence due to the pandemic. Here are the streets that will be closed when.

Findlay Market is preparing for the 102nd Opening Day Parade Tuesday, April 12 with anticipated huge crowds and new floats. Former Reds shortstop Hall of Famer Barry Larkin is Grand Marshal.

Reds first home game on April 12 will be available on free over-the-air TV in addition to Bally Sports Ohio.

The Findlay Market Opening Day parade is off for March 26. A parade webpost says the 101st parade is canceled/postponed due to the coronavirus. Ohio…

As Grand Marshal, Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred will get to see first-hand just how special Opening Day is in Cincinnati. On Thursday the…