Tulip Time Volksparade draws crowds to Holland

Taylor Morris
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HOLLAND, Mich. (WOOD) — People flocked to downtown Holland Saturday to watch the Tulip Time Volksparade.

The parade kicked off at 2 p.m. and ran for two hours. Organizers say it’s one of the longest parade routes in the state.

Tourists descend on Holland for Tulip Time

It featured dozens of bands from local middle and high schools, elaborate floats and members of the News 8 team, including Brian Sterling, Amber Krycka and Chief Meteorologist Ellen Bacca with her little girl, Piper.

“I love the parades. I’ve gone to the parades my whole life,” attendee Carol Spykerman said. “I love the sense of community. I love seeing everyone enjoy the festivities.”

Sunday marks the last day of Tulip Time. To see the schedule of events, you can visit tuliptime.com.

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