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The Halifax River Yacht Club's annual Daytona Beach Christmas Boat Parade is taking place at 6 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 4, and entries are still being accepted.

Come out and watch boats travel south along the Halifax River starting at the Seabreeze Bridge. If you want to lend your support, sponsorships are available, though HRYC is also accepting monetary donations or other contributions to award to the parade prize winners. Funds raised are used exclusively for the event and do not support the club, according to the HRYC webpage.

The parade is free to watch. To register or learn more, visit https://hryc.com/christmas-boat-parade

Home for the Holidays Parade

Ormond Beach's annual Christmas parade is back.

The 30th-annual Home for the Holidays Parade will take place at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 11, and this year's theme is "Holiday Broadcasts." Parade participants are encouraged to portray their favorite scenes from movies, TV shows and more, according to the parade flyer. There will also be live bands, performances and a tree lighting at City Hall at 6 p.m. 

The parade was canceled in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Winners will be chosen from the three categories of parade entries (walkers, vehicles and floats), and will receive cash award and prizes at a future City Commission meeting. In partnership with Ormond MainStreet, the city will also award The Presidents Cup to the best decorated float from a business. 

The parade is about 1.5 miles long and will begin at Division Avenue and Ridgewood Avenue before turning north on Granada Boulevard. It will proceed east until Beach Street, where the parade will turn south to end in front of City Hall. This year's parade is sponsored in part by The Mower Depot and Realty Pros Assured.

Toys for Tots

The Casements, located at 25 Riverside Drive, is a drop-off location for Toys for Tots.

Bring new, unwrapped children's toys anytime between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and between 8 a.m. and noon on Saturdays. The last day to drop-off toys is Dec. 11.

Join a softball league

The Volusia County Senior Softball league will be playing at the Derbyshire Park and Sports Complex, located at 849 Derbyshire Road, beginning January.

The league has been running continuously for about 30 years, according to a press release, and is a 50 and older men's slow pitch, arc softball league. The cost to play is $55 per player, which covers the games, some award shirts and a picnic on the final night of the season ending playoffs. The league plays two nights a week — Tuesdays and Thursdays — with one set of games starting at 6:45 p.m. and another at 8 p.m. The season schedule runs for about 20 games, the press release states, with a league playoff and tournament at the end. Though the league takes a few weeks off between seasons, they do play year-round.

The league drafts new teams every season. Players are rated with a skill rating and then distributed across teams to keep drafts even and far. 

"I've personally been involved with the league for 20 years as a player and a manager and as a league officer and it's really an outstanding group of people," said Tom Coriale, vice president of the Volusia County Senior Softball League, in the press release. "It's become a community of friends as well as athletes. To be able to hit a single or home run again and catch a fly ball or grounder keeps all of us at least feeling much younger than we look. It's definitely recreation, but everyone is out there to compete and win, just like little league."

Call League President Joe Daly at 954-732-0992 for more information.

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A Tradition Open to All: The Daytona Christmas Boat Parade

UPDATE: The unnamed subtropical storm that swept through Florida last weekend may have postponed the Daytona Boat Parade, but it didn’t dampen Halifax River Yacht Club’s holiday spirit! The parade is now taking place this FRIDAY, December 22!

Daytona Beach, Florida 12/15/2023 The Christmas Boat Parade (originally scheduled for this Saturday December 16) has been postponed. Due to the imminent weather conditions for this weekend. 

The Daytona Boat Parade will now be on the evening of Friday, Dec. 22 

The parade route will be from Sea-breeze Bridge South to the Chart House. It will start as usual around 6 pm and make it’s way south. 

The Parade is viewable anywhere along the river from start to end points. 

Key viewing areas are always the city parks along the waterway, as well as a few restaurants and behind the City of Daytona Library and Court House. 

We look forward to you joining us along the riverfront on Dec. 22! 

Daytona Christmas Boat Parade Hosted By Halifax River Yacht Club

In 1982, a group of visionary individuals from the Marina Point Yacht Club set in motion what would become a beloved Daytona tradition. This iconic event, the Daytona Christmas Boat Parade, has since blossomed into a community favorite, captivating the hearts of residents and visitors alike. Its legacy is a testament to the power of unity and festive spirit that has ignited the waters of Daytona for over four decades.

The inspiration for this nautical celebration struck the Marina Point Yacht Club members after they witnessed the beauty of the Fort Lauderdale Christmas Boat Parade. Enchanted by the idea, they embarked on a journey to bring this magical experience to the shores of Daytona Beach. Under the leadership of Commodore Jeff Schulz, their combined endeavors led to the birth of a cherished tradition, one that found a warm embrace from both the community and yacht club members.

As time passed, the sail loft where it all began started to deteriorate. The yacht club recognized the need for change to ensure its survival. They took a daring step by acquiring a houseboat, meticulously refurbishing it to embody the elegance of a yacht club’s interior. This distinctive vessel found its home at City Marina, now known as the Halifax River Marina, and later, at English Jim’s Marina, today Caribbean Jack’s.

The parade faced a brief hiatus in its journey, but in 1995 and 1996, the Halifax Harbor Marina, supported by the Power Squadron, stepped up to the plate, breathing new life into the event. Twenty-five boats adorned the waterways, each hoping to claim prizes generously provided by local vendors. However, it was still in search of a permanent home.

In the year 2000, the Halifax River Yacht Club recognized the enduring significance of the Christmas Boat Parade and embarked on a mission to ensure its continuity. A dedicated committee was formed to take on the responsibilities required to orchestrate this beloved event.

Today, the Daytona Christmas Boat Parade stands as a highly anticipated community highlight during the holiday season. Captains of both sailboats and powerboats craft enchanting themes for their vessels, competing for prizes donated by generous local merchants. The competition has become fiercer each year, challenging the judges to assess boats based on each captain’s selected theme, originality, quality of execution, and overall visual impact. With each passing year, captains strive to surpass their previous entries, resulting in an evermore spectacular spectacle.

The Halifax River Yacht Club’s Christmas Boat Parade has seen remarkable growth over the years, with more participants and spectators lining the bridges and riverbanks to marvel at the creativity displayed on the decorated boats.

The parade route takes the boats from their assembly point north of the Seabreeze Bridge, guiding them southward towards the Halifax River Yacht Club before moving further south to the Halifax Harbor Marina, where judging takes place.

While the Halifax River Yacht Club is a private club with membership granted by the Board of Directors’ approval, it’s important to note that participating in the parade doesn’t require membership. This inclusive approach allows all boat owners to partake in the festivities, a cherished aspect of this event.

Mark your calendars for an unforgettable evening on Saturday, December 16, starting at 6:30 p.m. The boats will set sail from the Seabreeze Bridge in Daytona, creating a dazzling nighttime display of lights as they cruise down the Halifax River.

For this year’s parade, the Halifax River Yacht Club is actively seeking boat participants, sponsors, and contributions for swag bags for the participating captains. First-year captains who register their boats will enjoy the privilege of FREE entry. All the necessary information and registration details can be found on the Halifax River Yacht Club’s website at HRYC.com . If you prefer to speak to someone, feel free to reach out to the club at (386) 585-2994 to sign up, sponsor, or contribute to the swag bags for the captains.

Join us in keeping this cherished tradition alive, and be a part of the enchantment that is the Daytona Christmas Boat Parade. Your boat, your sponsorship, and your support are all invaluable pieces of the puzzle that make this festive celebration a resounding success year after year.

Scan the QR code for more information on the Halifax River Yacht Club.

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Halifax River Yacht Club celebrates successful Boat Parade

DAYTONA BEACH – The Halifax River Yacht Club celebrated a successful Boat Parade during the club’s Christmas party by presenting a check for $7,850 to the Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation (FCSF), a non-profit organization that provides financial assistance for non-medical living expenses to qualified patients undergoing treatment for cancer.

All of the donations received by FCSF go directly to patient grants. Florida Caner Specialist offices are in Ormond Beach and Port Orange.

The 2018 Boat Parade featured 24 vessels from both Volusia and Flagler counties. Helping to judge the boats included Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood and Dr. Kathleen Doughney, an oncologist from Florida Cancer Specialists. The prizes were the biggest ever totaling more than $3,500.

Winners were:

First place: Gingerbread House – John Garrett

Second place (tied) - Santa Claus is Coming to Town – Dr. Sanford Kinne;Christmas Under the Sea – Chris and Julie Brown

Best First Time Entry: Tow Mater – Joe Johnson

Best Sailboat: Star of David – Norm Church

Best Sound: Jingle Bell Rock – Jerry Janaro

Best under 25’: Shark – Justin Biss.

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The holiday season will cruise into Daytona Beach with the Halifax River Yacht Club’s Christmas Boat Parade. Each boat will be decked out for the holidays with a dazzling display of lights. Riverfront Park provides an ideal venue to view this local holiday tradition.  

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Don’t miss the daytona beach christmas boat parade.

Holiday cheer gets a nautical twist at the Daytona Beach Boat Parade, a favorite local tradition that’s back for another year on Saturday, December 5. 

Take the whole family to watch as a festive fleet of boats passes by along the Halifax River. People line the bridges, causeways, and river shorelines in the area, and the parade culminates at the Halifax River Yacht Club. Boats will be extravagantly decked out with twinkling lights and holiday décor — a truly magical experience, completely free of charge for viewers. 

Prizes are awarded for best power, sail, sound, first entry, and vessels under 25 feet.

Check out pictures and video footage from past celebrations.  But be warned: images aren’t nearly as magnificent as experiencing the lighted boats for yourself. Come soak in the spectacle and spread cheer in true Daytona Beach fashion — surrounded by water! 

And with other Florida holiday experiences, such as Nights of Lights in St. Augustine and the fun spectacle of Surfing Santas in Cocoa Beach, so close (less than an hour drive) there’s even more reason to head to Daytona Beach for the holidays.

AT A GLANCE What: Daytona Beach Boat Parade When: Saturday, December 5, at 6 p.m. Where: Halifax River Yacht Club, 331 South Beach Street, Daytona Beach Admission: FREE  

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Holiday Boat Parade Calendar

By: Author Bob Rountree

Posted on Last updated: July 20, 2024

Thank you for visiting FloridaRambler.com for your holiday boat parade information. We have started updating this story for the 2024 holiday season.

Generally, boat parades are held the same weekend relative to the previous year. However, a calendar shift in 2024, a leap year, could disrupt normal schedules for some parades.

Exact dates will be updated and confirmed as soon as they are available.

• Restaurants with outdoor dining are great places to view parades. Make reservations well in advance.
• Drawbridges are closed to street traffic for hours to allow boats to pass. If you need to cross a bridge along the parade route, you need a plan.
• Public parks along parade routes provide excellent viewing. Bring beach chairs.
• Arrive early. Most boat parades start at dusk, between 6-7 pm.

You can notify us about 2024 boat parade dates by going to our Submit Events page.

Saturday, Nov. 30, 2024

Date Confirmed . Jacksonville Lighted Boat Parade . Traditionally held on Thanksgiving weekend. The parade route begins at 6 pm at the Hyatt Regency Riverfront Hotel and follows the Northbank Riverwalk to the Fuller Warren Bridge. The parade will then cross to the south bank and follow along the Southbank Riverwalk. The evening concludes with one-of-a-kind waterfall fireworks on the Main Street and Acosta Bridge, which can be clearly viewed from the north and south banks of the St. Johns River.

Friday , Dec. 6, 2024

Tarpon Springs Illuminated Boat Parade . Vessels will proceed down the Anclote River at 6:30 pm and into the bayous where Santa will give out treats in Spring Bayou. The best viewing is from Whitcomb Bayou/Craig Park/Spring Bayou. Boats enter Spring Bayou around 8 pm. Boats are scheduled to pass Craig Park for judging at 7:30 p.m. There is no charge to participate, but all vessels must be registered to enter. 

Saturday, Dec 7, 2024

Alafia Lighted Boat Parade , Riverview Park & Civic Center. The 40th anniversary of the Alafia River parade will start at Williams Park and will conclude at River’s Edge for awards and a special VIP party. (First Saturday in December). 5-7 pm. Sponsored by the Fishhawk/Riverview Rotary Club.

Bradenton Beach Boat Parade . Best viewing from Longboat Pass Bridge (6-6:30 PM), Bridge Street Pier (6:30 PM to 7:00 PM).

Dunedin Lighted Holiday Boat Parade , Decorated boats parade through the Dunedin Marina and Edgewater Park. Santa to arrive by boat for the lighting of the city’s Christmas tree. Staging in the basin area just South of Marker 1 Marina, located on the Dunedin Causeway. The parade will follow the ICW South to the Dunedin/Clearwater border, turn North, and proceed into the City of Dunedin Marina. (First Saturday in December) Sponsored by the Dunedin Boat Club. 6-9 p.m.

Fort Myers Beach Boat Parade .   The parade begins at Salty Sam’s Marina and will pass though Matanzas Harbor and the Back Bay area. The hammerheads at the end of those canals are a great spot to set up a lawn chair to watch the event. Another good viewing location is the fountain next to Nervous Nellies. Starts at 6 pm.

Jiggs Landing Holiday Boat Parade , 6106 63rd Street, East Bradenton, FL, 34203. Parade begins and ends at Jiggs Landing. This year’s plans call for the parade to stay near the landing due to aquatic debris upriver. “If we get a good rain to wash it out, we may go all the way to Linger Lodge as in years past.” Parade starts at sunset.

Light up Lake Weir Holiday Boat Parade. Food & craft vendors, live music, fundraiser raffle for charity, toy drive and an appearance from Santa Clause & K County’s 93.7 Radio Host “Big Red”. Pre-parade festival begins at 10 am; Boat launch at 5:30 pm; Parade begins at 6:30 p.m. Canary Island Park , 13275 SE 115th Ave., Ocklawaha, FL 32179.

Mount Dora Lighted Boat Parade . Downtown Waterfront and Donnelly Park, beginning at the Lighthouse across from Gilbert Park on Tremain Street and Liberty Street. 7:30 p.m. From 6 to 9pm, the Marine Corp Reserve will welcome guests at the marina for the donation of a new unwrapped toys or cash donation.

Palm Beach Holiday Boat Parade , North Palm Beach to Jupiter . The parade begins at North Palm Beach Marina on Marina Drive, traveling north along the Intracoastal Waterway to the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse. Sponsored by the Marine Industries Association. Benefits Toys for Tots. A “toy fleet” of volunteer boats traveling the parade route will make dockside pickups during the parade. Wave a flashlight when you see a boat with a flashing amber beacon or Toys for Tots signage. 6-9 pm. Viewing at North Palm Beach Marina, Juno Park, Bert Winters Park, Sawfish Bay Park and Harbourside Place.

Palm Valley Boat Parade . Starts one mile south of the Palm Valley Bridge (CR 210) and proceeds north to the last home in Marsh Landing, approximately 7 miles. Viewing near the bridge, or at the end of Canal Street, Mickler’s Wharf, or restaurants along Roscoe Blvd. Begins at 6 pm and reaches the final viewpoint by 9:30 pm.

Venice Christmas Boat Parade. The parade starts just north of the Albee Road bridge and continues south on the Intracoastal and out to the channel marker in the jetty before doubling back and continuing south on the Intracoastal to the Circus Bridge (near the airport). (First Saturday in December) Begins at 6 pm.

Sunday, Dec 8, 2024

Leesburg Christmas on the Water .  Venetian Gardens Park. Ski Beach. Food served from 5 p.m. Entertainment, 5:30 p.m. Light Up Venetian Gardens, 6 pm. Boat parade 6:15 pm.

Friday, Dec. 13, 2024

Cocoa Village Holiday Boat Parade. 6-7:00 p.m. Join Cocoa Village Main Street for the largest charitable Holiday Boat Parade on the Space Coast! All proceeds will benefit the Sharing Center of Central Brevard. Cocoa Riverfront Park, 401 Riveredge Blvd, Cocoa, FL

Holiday Boat Parade, Lantana, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach . At 6:30 PM, the parade will form at the Ocean Avenue Bridge in Lantana (near Old Key Lime House) and travel south to the C-15 Canal in Delray Beach (south of Linton Boulevard).  Best viewing at Boynton Harbor Marina (Two George’s Restaurant and Banana Boat), Intracoastal Park, Jaycee Park. In Delray Beach, view the parade at Veterans Park and Knowles Park. Bring a new, unwrapped toy for Toys for Tots. (Second Friday in December) 6:30-9 p.m.

South Pasadena Lighted Boat Parade. Kicks off at 6:30 p.m. on the northeast side of Pasadena Isle just outside Marine Max St. Petersburg, then follows the coastline of South Pasadena, going under the Corey Causeway bridge, then through the inlets near Harbourside Condominiums and Bay Island Condominiums, ending behind Causeway Village and The Fountains.  Viewing party at Barbara Gilberg Habitat, 1600 Pasadena Avenue South.

Pompano Beach Holiday Boat Parade. Pompano Beach, Lighthouse Point, Deerfield Beach . In its 61st year, the Pompano Beach parade is the oldest holiday boat parade in the nation. Leaving from Lake Santa Barbara at 7 p.m. (note the later start) , the parade travels north, under the Atlantic Boulevard Bridge and 14th Street Causeway all the way to the Hillsboro Boulevard in Deerfield Beach. Public viewing at Sullivan Park (Hillsboro Blvd bridge, Deerfield), North Riverside Park (Pompano), Scott Winters Memorial Park (Pompano), NE 16th Street Park (Pompano), Harbor’s Edge Park (Pompano) and Alsdorf Park (14th St. Causeway, Pompano) in addition to restaurants and bars along the Intracoastal Waterway in Pompano (Houston’s, Sands Harbor), Lighthouse Point (Cap’s Place) and Deerfield Beach (The Cove). Rescheduled in 2023. Usually precedes Fort Lauderdale’s Winterfest Parade by one day.

Saturday, Dec 14, 2024

Confirmed for Dec. 14, 2024 Fort Lauderdale  Winterfest Boat Parade. The grand poobah of holiday boat parades in Florida returns to the New River in downtown Fort Lauderdale and moves east to the Intracoastal Waterway, then north on the Intracoastal to Lake Santa Barbara in Pompano Beach. Prime viewing areas at Hugh Taylor Birch State Park and Las Olas Intracoastal Promenade Park (300 Las Olas Circle). Multiple waterfront restaurants along the parade route feature special seatings for the parade. 6:30-9:30 pm(Cancelled in 2023)

Apollo Beach Lighted Boat Parade , 1250 Apollo Beach Blvd. Apollo Beach. The parade will begin at dusk near marker 12 in the south basin of Apollo Beach. Charity event sponsored by the Tampa Sailing Squadron. 6-9 p.m.

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Boca Ciega Yacht Club’s Holiday Boat Parade , Gulfport . The 38th annual parade presented by the Boca Ciega Yacht Club will kick off at 6 p.m. starting at Osgood Point. The parade continues to the Municipal Marina, on to Gulfport’s Williams Pier, Casino, and beach before moving on to Town Shores, Kipp’s Colony, Skimmer’s Point, and other communities. Here’s a map of the parade route .

Bonita Springs Christmas Boat Parade . The parade starts at Bay Water Boat Club at 5:30 p.m. and moves east on the Imperial River past Riverwalk Park and U.S. 41. Sponsored by the Bonita Springs Rotary Foundation.

Boot Key Harbor Christmas Parade, Marathon . Parade starts at 6 p.m. from the west end of Boot Key Harbor and transits the harbor. Good viewing from Marathon Marina, Lazy Days South, Panchos Fuel Dock, Burdines Waterfront & Sombrero Marina Dockside. Held on the 2nd Saturday of December. 

Carabelle Holiday on the Harbor and Boat Parade of Lights . Along the Carrabelle River, east of Apalachicola on U.S. 98. Enjoy music while holiday shopping with downtown merchants and festival vendors from 11 am-6 pm. Children can visit with Santa! Watch the Boat Parade of Lights along the Carrabelle River from your favorite viewing spot with a Fireworks Show Finale. 

Clearwater Holiday Lighted Boat Parade . Beginning in Mandalay Channel at 6 p.m., boats travel along the inlets of Island Estates before going under the Memorial Causeway Bridge and finishing at the Clearwater Yacht Club, 830 Bayway Blvd. Parade to pass Coachman Park around 8:30 p.m. Free and family-friendly!

Cocoa Beach Christmas Boat Parade Starting at Marker 101 near Centennial Park on State Road 520 (across from Cape Canaveral Hospital) at 6:30 p.m. Best Places to Watch: Sunset Cafe, 520 and Banana River; Wildlife Watersports, 129 Manatee Lane; End of S. Banana River Blvd.; Cove Park, 540 McNabb Pkwy (just west of the end of 3rd St. North) 6:30-10 p.m.

Homosassa Christmas Boat Parade . Starts “after dark” in the vicinity of the Homosasssa River and Prices Creek and proceeds to the Marguerita Grill at a leisurely pace. pirouetting around all the restaurants, parks and marinas along the route. Informally organized by the Homosassa Springs Marina.

Key Largo Boat Parade . Blackwater Sound will shimmer as decorated boats parade along the shoreline in celebration of the holiday season. Best viewing and libations at Jimmy Johnson’s Big Chill, Sundowner’s, and the Caribbean Club, MM 103-104 Bayside. Parade begins at 7:30 p.m. Sponsored by Rotary Club of Key Largo Sunset.

Key West Schooner Wharf Bar Lighted Boat Parade , 8:00 p.m. Scores of delightfully decorated motor and sailing vessels compete for bragging rights (and prizes!) Don’t forget the conch shells, add a sprinkling of the Grinch, spinning ornaments, dancing gingerbread men, reggae and calypso bands, and you have the makings of a Key West maritime holiday tradition. Key West Bight Marina at the Historic Seaport in Key West. Festivities begin at 6 pm at Schooner Wharf.

Festival of Lights Illuminated Boat Parade Madeira Beach . The parade begins at the American Legion Post 273 at 6:30pm, travels all the finger canals through the city, and ends at John’s Pass, ending at 9:45-10 pm. Best viewing at ROC Park and enjoy holiday music, food, and spirits.

Manatee River Holiday Boat Parade, Bradenton .   The boat parade gets underway at 6:30 p.m. Viewing areas include Riverhouse, Pier 22, and the Bradenton Yacht Club. After-party ($15) at the Bradenton Yacht Club. Arrive downtown early for Sounds of the Season, the annual Christmas celebration on Old Main Street sponsored by Realize Bradenton. Here’s a map of the parade route .

Christmas Boat Parade on Naples Bay . 6:15 pm to 8:30 pm. The parade may be viewed from: Naples City Dock (ticketed), Pinchers Tin City, Riverwalk Restaurant, Naples Landing, Kelly’s Fish House, The Boat House on Naples Bay, and Bayview Park. Admission is free.

New Smyrna Beach Boat Parade . The parade will pass Riverside Park in Historic Downtown NSB, then along the North Causeway to the Riverview, then west parallel to Bouchelle Island back to Riverside Park. Spectators can also see the parade along Riverside Drive, Smyrna Yacht Club, Riverside Park, Anglers’ Yacht Club, NSB Boat & Ski Club, Outriggers Tiki Bar & Grille, The Grille at Riverview.

Confirmed for Dec 14, 2024 Palm Coast Holiday Boat Parade . Last year’s new route, a mile longer than in the past, drew more than 150 participating boats. The route begins at Cochise Waterway, heads south past the Cimarron and Club House Waterways, sailing under the Hammock Dunes Toll Bridge. It will continue past St. Joe Walkway and Waterfront Park before turning around at the Grand Haven gazebo to return to home port. Parking available at Palm Coast Community Center, 305 Palm Coast Parkway NE, where buses will shuttle to and from The European Village, where parking continues to be available as well as at the Waterfront Park. 6-9 p.m.

St. Augustine Regatta of Lights . Reflects the maritime heritage of the Oldest City and is in keeping with St. Augustine’s historical seaborne image. Organized by The St. Augustine Yacht Club. Sailboats, sport-fishers, trawlers, shrimp boats, and many other vessels take part. For best viewing, sit along the bayfront seawall between Bridge of Lions and the Castillo de San Marcos. Enjoy the view from many restaurants that face the river.

St. Lucie County Holiday Boat Parade, Fort Pierce. Parade starts at 6 p.m. Best viewing Fort Pierce City Marina Boat Ramp/Park, South Causeway, Museum Pointe Park, Riverside Restaurants along A1A (many of them are doing special seatings for the evening), South Jetty Park.

Sarasota Holiday Boat Parade Of Lights . Parade begins at 6 p.m. and lasts about an hour. Best viewing for this event, begun in 1986, is from Bayfront Park (Near O’Leary’s Tiki Bar) and Marina Jack. (Reservations are required for Marina Jack.) It’s presented by Suncoast Charities for Children and Marina Jack.

Sebring Christmas Boat Parade will light up Big Lake Jackson, moving clockwise around the lake starting at 7 p.m. from Don Jose Mexican Restaurant. Boats will tour the lake and return to the restaurant. Viewing areas include Don Jose’s, Veterans Beach, City Pier, Hidden Beach, Crescent Beach and Sunset Grill. About 30 boats usually participate.

Sunday, Dec 15, 2024

Destin Harbor Lights Boat Parade , Watch the Destin Boat Parade from various waterfront restaurants in Harborwalk Village, the Destin Bridge, the docks of the Harborwalk Boardwalk, and from the  beaches at Norriego Point .  The Boat Parade will light up the harbor beginning at 6 pm with fireworks following the parade about 7:30 pm.

Redington Beach and India n Shores Holiday Boat Parade . From the Tom Stuart Causeway to Caddy’s Pub restaurant in Indian Shores. The parade kicks off at 6 p.m. Prizes will be awarded after the parade that evening at Caddy’s Pub, 20025 Gulf Blvd, Indian Shores. Here’s a map of the parade route .

Key Colony Beach Lighted Boat Parade. Along the 7th Street canal, Key Colony Beach. Begins at dusk.

Saturday, Dec 21,  2024

Cancelled in 2023. Boca Raton Boat Parade . Annual holiday boat parade lights up the Intracoastal Waterway beginning at C-15 Canal, traveling south from Delray Beach to the Hillsboro Boulevard Bridge in Deerfield Beach. Bleacher viewing at Red Reef Park (1400 N. Ocean Blvd.). Also, Wildflower Park (551 E. Palmetto Park Road) and Silver Palm Park (600 E. Palmetto Park Road). Parking limited at Wildflower and Silver Palm Parks, but adequate at Red Reef Park. 6:30-8 p.m.

Cancelled in 2023. Indian River County Holiday Boat Parade , Vero Beach . Parade begins at 6 p.m. Best viewing at Merrill Barber Bridge, Riverside Cafe, Riverside Park, Veterans Memorial Island (Farley Island), Quail Valley River Club, Young’s Park and Royal Palm Pointe.

Confirmed for 12/21/24 . Marco Island Christmas Boat Parade. Recommended viewing includes The Esplanade on Smokehouse Bay and Snook Inn on the Marco River. The boat parade starts at 6 p.m. but organizers recommend arriving at your viewing spot early.

Cancelled in 2023. Miami Outboard Club Holiday Boat Parade . The boats will stage at Watson Island at the Miami Outboard Club. The parade starts at 7 pm and can be viewed from Bayside Marketplace, Bayfront Park and Brickell Park. There will not be any fireworks this year. Donations and toys collected benefit Centro Mater Childcare Centers, Centro Hispano Catolico Child Development Centers and the children of Miami Stadium Apartments. For more information, call 305-379-3000.

Punta Gorda Boat Parade,  Punta Gorda Isles. 6:30 pm. The parade route is within Punta Gorda Isles. Best place to view is from a boat. While there are no designated public viewing areas on land along the 4.5-mile parade route, there are many viewing areas along Almar Drive. Do not park on the street. Find your spot early and bring chairs. Here’s a map of the parade route . Always held the Saturday night before Christmas Eve.

Tampa Riverwalk Lighted Boat Parade . The parade begins at the southern tip of Davis Island, travels through the Convention Center basin and up to the Heights where the boats will turn around and head to Sparkman Wharf, where judging will occur and the parade will end. Public viewing at Armature Works, Channel Drive, Curtis Hixon, Davis Island, Harbour Island, Sparkman Wharf, Water Works Park. Parking is available at several public parking lots.

To be announced

Daytona Beach Christmas Boat Parade . Along the Halifax River. Sponsored by the Halifax River Yacht Club to benefit the Veterans Support Fund. Watch the boats travel south along the Halifax River starting at the Seabreeze Bridge and culminate at the Halifax Harbor Marina for a truly spectacular boat show. Prime viewing areas of the parade are the Chart House Restaurant, Daytona Marina and Boat Works, City Island, Manatee Island, Halifax Harbor Marina. Starts at 6 p.m. Rescheduled from Dec. 16

Lake Osborne Holiday Boat Parade , Lantana . Starting at 7 p.m. from the The Hive Waterfront Restaurant and Tiki Bar (formerly the Anchor Inn), arriving at the area of Lantana Road and Lake Osborne Drive at 8 pm. The boats will continue north to the Lake Worth Road boat ramp, then loop around the entire lake. Great viewing areas in John Prince Park and the campground area. Rescheduled from Dec. 15.

Treasure Island Holiday Boat Parade . The parade will begin at 6 p.m. just south of the Treasure Island Causeway. The route travels south of Paradise Island, back through the Treasure Island Causeway Bridge at 7 p.m., around the Isles of Palms and Capri, and finishes at John’s Pass at approximately 8:15 p.m. Viewing areas at Treasure Island Golf & Tennis Club, along the Treasure Island Causeway Bridge, and at John’s Pass. Rescheduled from Dec. 16

Crystal River Christmas Boat Parade . Starts in Kings Bay. Viewing areas, from beginning to the end, are: Crackers Restaurant, Dockside Ice Cream/Charlie’s Restaurant area, The Crab Plant, 3rd Street Pier, Pete’s Pier, The Port Hotel/Waterfront Social Restaurant. This year’s theme will be Hallmark Movies and Holiday Films. The parade begins at 6:15 pm in the bay. It’s ends around 9 pm. Rescheduled in 2023.

Martin County Holiday Boat Parade, Stuart . Staging begins 6 pm and parades floats off at 6:30. Best viewing from Stuart City Docks, Stuart RiverWalk, Evans Crary Bridge, Sandsprit Park and Manatee Pocket docks. Rescheduled from Dec. 16

If you have corrections, updates or additions to this listing, please let us know in the comments below.

Bob Rountree is a beach bum and camper who has explored Florida for decades. Bob and his wife Kathy live in South Florida and roam the Sunshine State in their RV with kayaks and bicycles on board. A retired news editor for the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Bob co-founded FloridaRambler.com with fellow journalist Bonnie Gross in 2010.

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Michelle Blizard

Thursday 30th of November 2023

Sarasota info is wrong. You have the regular holiday parade link attached but you have the verbiage for the Boat Parade. Boat parade is actually 12/9.

Bonnie Gross

Thanks so much. We had info on the land parade; not the boat parade, but thanks to you, we fixed it.

Wednesday 22nd of November 2023

Any idea when the Caloosahatchee boat parade from C Ten to the Boathouse and back is going to be?

Denise F Kleiner

Friday 3rd of November 2023

How did we miss this posting? Is it too late? Our 11th annual Holiday Boat Parade is on December 2nd. Historic Jiggs Landing-6106 63rd St. E Bradenton.

We'll be sure to add you!

Lou Anne Holzinger

Tuesday 31st of October 2023

Do you have any information about the Bonita Springs Christmas Boat Parade?

Bob Rountree

No date has been announced, but if they stick to last year's schedule, the parade will likely be held on Saturday, Dec. 9. We will post it as soon as we are provided a date.

Sunday 13th of November 2022

2022 is BCYC's 37th Annual Lighted Christmas Boat Parade! Those who want to make a day of it, downtown Gulfport's Shop Local and IndieFaire events begin at 10am (long) before the parade, and there are plenty of great restaurants available after the parade.

We’ll be sure to add you!

No date has been announced, but if they stick to last year’s schedule, the parade will likely be held on Saturday, Dec. 9. We will post it as soon as we are provided a date.

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100th Port Huron-to Mackinac Island Sailboat Race draws large crowds

E very year John Lusk meets his friends near the Port Huron Yacht Club, setting up camp in the shade of the same tree to watch the parade of boats heading to the start of the Port Huron-to-Mackinac Island Sailboat Race.

It's a fun tradition among the friends, but every year it seemed there were a few less boats than in the previous race. That was, until this year when they sat down to watch the centennial race. The 100 year celebration seemed to breathe new life into the race, drawing more boats, more sailors and more onlookers.

"We were just talking about the number of boats and how it's a throwback to previous years," Lusk said.

Sailboats from across the country were gathered on the Black River Monday to participate in the 100th Port Huron-to-Mackinac Island Sailboat Race. According to the race's website, 316 teams were registered to compete in the centennial race, about 100 more than joined in 2023.

This year's race follows the original course created in 1925, which will take boats north along the shoreline before heading west, passing south of Bois Blanc Island and finishing west to east at the finish line between Round Island and Mackinac Island. This course is 204 nautical miles.

Kenneth Tanner, a Grosse Pointe resident joining the race as part of the California Girl's crew, said he was proud to join in the 100th race. He said he also sailed in the 100th Chicago-to-Mackinac Island Boat Race in 2008.

"It's a classic race, and to do this for the centennial race is an honor," Tanner said.

It's Bobby Bloomfield's first time participating in the race, though he has experience from other races. He joined the crew of the Siochail through an acquaintance who recommended him for the sailing team.

Bloomfield is working with one of the most experienced sailors in the race, Brian Geraghty. He's participated in the race every year it was run for 44 years and was the historian for the Bayview Yacht Club.

Geraghty said he accepted Bloomfield on the team because he's from Chatman, Ontario and likes the recruit Canadians to join the race.

Right next to the Siochail was the Contender. Scott Graham, who travelled from Florida to Port Huron to participate in the race said this year it is taking place on his 50th anniversary, so it's an uniquely special occasion.

"It's a hallmark race and it's special to be joining with my dad," Graham said.

The Contender won the M Class race in 2016, a feat they're hoping they can pull of a second time.

Down the river is another team looking to add a win under their belts, the crew of the Pirate. Captain Jeff Henderson, another Florida resident, has won the Class P Cruising race running the 1925 course nine times in almost 50 years of competing.

"Each year is better than the year before," Henderson said.

Each crew member wears a shirt with a pirate on the back saying "Give us the island and no one gets hurt," a cheeky reference to their destination in the race. Henderson said his boat brings a long history with it, having been built in France in 1992 (the crew is sure this is lucky because crew member Pierre Fleury is a French native) and that he bought it in the British Virgin Islands.

"The trick is to be lucky, and to have the right crew when it matters," Henderson said.

The race can be tracked online at https://bycmack.com/tracking/ .

Contact Johnathan Hogan at [email protected].

This article originally appeared on Port Huron Times Herald: 100th Port Huron-to Mackinac Island Sailboat Race draws large crowds

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Music and concerts, subscriber only, music and concerts | the new minnesota yacht club festival enjoys breezy opening on harriet island, it’s the first major rock/pop festival on the site in a dozen years.

Fans listen to country singer Morgan Wade during the inaugural Minnesota Yacht Club festival at Harriet Island Regional Park in St. Paul on Friday, July 19, 2024. (John Autey / Pioneer Press)

Country singer Morgan Wade performs during the inaugural Minnesota Yacht Club festival at Harriet Island Regional Park in St. Paul on Friday, July 19, 2024. (John Autey / Pioneer Press)

Melissa Nelson from St. Cloud dances with a hula-hoop as she listens to Minnesota-based band Harbor & Home during the inaugural Minnesota Yacht Club festival at Harriet Island Regional Park in St. Paul on Friday, July 19, 2024. (John Autey / Pioneer Press)

Fans of Gwen Stefani wearing "HollaBack" shirts dance and sing as they listen to country singer Morgan Wade during the inaugural Minnesota Yacht Club festival at Harriet Island Regional Park in St. Paul on Friday, July 19, 2024. (John Autey / Pioneer Press)

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Yacht Club, which continues Saturday, is the first major rock and pop festival on Harriet Island since Live Nation’s River’s Edge Music Festival in 2012. Despite promising St. Paul a five-year commitment, the concert promoting giant lost enough money to convince them to pull out after a single year.

Live Nation owns 51% of Yacht Club organizers C3 Presents, an Austin, Texas, company that’s also behind Austin City Limits Music Festival, Voodoo Music + Arts Experience and the modern-day Lollapalooza. But Live Nation apparently allows C3 to follow its own path.

Some concertgoers complained about food and drink prices, and long lines, but in terms of getting in and around the site, the infrastructure and general vibe, C3’s experience in mounting festivals became quite clear by late Friday afternoon, when Joan Jett and the Blackhearts played an hourlong set to a large, grinning and dancing crowd. (Organizers did not release an attendance number, but have said they expect more than 30,000 people each of the two days.)

On Thursday, Yacht Club’s social media announced reunited Southern rockers the Black Crowes had pulled out of their planned set at 8 p.m. Friday due to “illness in the band.” (The Crowes, however, did not address their absence online.) Rather than drafting an 11th hour replacement, the festival reworked the schedule and gave several acts more time on stage. Local band Durry got pushed nearly two hours later into the schedule for a set that started at 5:40, while Seattle indie folk act the Head and the Heart graduated to the Black Crowes’ planned 8 p.m. slot.

Local favorites Gully Boys opened the festival at 1 p.m. on the main stage followed by fellow homegrown act Harbor and Home on the smaller stage. From that point on, performances alternated between the two stages, with just minutes between bands.

Sets from buzzy country artist Morgan Wade and indie rockers Michigander paved the way for Joan Jett and the Blackhearts, who earned cheers for their famous covers “Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah),” “I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll,” “Crimson and Clover” and “Everyday People” as well as band originals “I Hate Myself for Loving You” and “Bad Reputation.” They also covered the Replacements’ “Androgynous,” with Jett giving a shout out to the late Minneapolis band and their leader Paul Westerberg.

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St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter took the stage prior to Gwen Stefani’s performance and asked the crowd to applaud the police and other city workers who helped make the festival happen. He also suggested it would return for a second year in 2025.

Stefani — who was promoted as a headliner along with Friday’s final act Alanis Morissette and Saturday’s main attraction the Red Hot Chili Peppers — performed with dancers and video at what sounded like a louder volume than the previous bands. She told the audience her brother-in-law is from Minnesota, so that sort of makes her a local. She then pulled out her husband, former “The Voice” coach Blake Shelton, to sing their current single “Purple Irises.”

It’s been some 18 years since her last substantial solo hit, but Stefani has remained in the spotlight thanks to her high-profile husband and the semi-regular duet singles they’ve released over the last eight years. Stefani and her band No Doubt reunited in April to headline Coachella to much acclaim, but have yet to announce any future plans together. Whatever happens, Friday’s crowd — which was heavy on geriatric millennials and Gen Xers with a smattering of boomers — gave Stefani a warm reception that matched the ideal summertime weather that graced the festival on Friday.

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