Can’t make it to New York City for the annual Greek Independence Day Parade? It’s okay — you can now watch the parade streaming live on New York City’s local Fox affiliate.
The live stream will begin at at 1:30pm, depending upon the start time of the parade.
Thousands of participants are included in the parade, from the area Greek Orthodox churches, schools, societies and businesses that will all have floats.
The New York City Greek Independence Day Parade is the nation’s largest, with tens of thousands of spectators lining Fifth Avenue from throughout the tai-state area and the nation.
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