City announces route for 2022 Christmas Parade


Andrew Kelly Second Assistant Chief | Smithtown Fire Department

The city has announced the route for the 2022 Christmas Parade. The event, which is eagerly anticipated by residents and visitors alike, promises to bring festive cheer to the community.

The parade will follow a carefully planned route designed to maximize safety and enjoyment for all attendees. Participants in the parade include local schools, community organizations, and various businesses that are contributing floats and performances.

Residents are encouraged to arrive early to secure good viewing spots along the route. Authorities have also advised on parking arrangements and road closures to ensure smooth traffic flow during the event.

"Community events like this parade are essential in bringing people together," said a spokesperson for the organizing committee. "We hope everyone enjoys the festivities and celebrates this special time of year with us."

In addition to entertainment from marching bands and performers, there will be food vendors offering seasonal treats. Families can look forward to an appearance by Santa Claus, who will close out the parade with his float.

Local officials have expressed their gratitude towards sponsors and volunteers who have worked hard to make this year's parade possible. They emphasize that such events help foster community spirit and highlight local talent.

As preparations continue, organizers remind everyone of safety guidelines due to expected large crowds. Spectators are urged to stay behind barricades and keep an eye on children at all times.

"We want everyone to have a safe and joyful experience," added the spokesperson. "Please respect fellow attendees and follow any instructions from event staff."

With excitement building up for this cherished tradition, all signs point towards another successful Christmas Parade for 2022.

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