Photos: Brass Band Festival Parade
Published 5:00 pm Saturday, June 2, 2018
- Storyville Stompers
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- Saxton’s Cornet Band
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- Storyville Stompers
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- A dance party at the end of the parade makes its way toward center stage.
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- Saxton’s Cornet Band
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- Perryville Mayor Anne Sleet waves to a friend in the crowd.
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- Miss Pre-Teen kentucky United States Izzie Weedman, left, and Little Miss Kentucky United States Aleah Stigall ride together in the parade.
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- Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles drives a customized tractor down Main Street.
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- Danville Firefighter Stephen Glovak climbs down the ladder truck’s ladder after securing the flag.
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- Kentucky State Auditor and former state representative representing Boyle County Mike Harmon participates in the parade.
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- Saxton’s Cornet Band
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- Danville City Commissioners, seated on convertible from left, J.H. Atkins, Denise Terry and Rick Serres wave to the crowd. Seated in the passenger seat is City Commissioner Kevin Caudill.
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- Stooges Brass Band
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- Salvation Army Band
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- State Rep. Daniel Elliott waves from the back of a convertible.
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- Circle City Sidewalk Stompers
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- Storyville Stompers
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- A dance party at the end of the parade makes its way toward center stage.
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- Saxton’s Cornet Band
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- Saxton’s Cornet Band
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- Salvation Army Band
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- Miss Boyle County Gabriella Campos waves.
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- U.S. Rep. Brett Guthrie waves from a car in the parade.
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- Boyle County Clerk Trille Bottom
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- Circle City Sidewalk Stompers
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- Saxton’s Cornet Band
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- Stooges Brass Band
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- A dance party at the end of the parade makes its way toward center stage.
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- Storyville Stompers
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- Storyville Stompers
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- Danville Firefighter Stephen Glovak secures a giant U.S. flag to the top of Danville’s ladder truck prior to the start of Saturday’s Great American Brass Band Festival Parade.
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- Salvation Army Band
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- Salvation Army Band
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- Circle City Sidewalk Stompers
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- Circle City Sidewalk Stompers
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- Danville Firefighter Stephen Glovak secures a giant U.S. flag to the top of Danville’s ladder truck prior to the start of Saturday’s Great American Brass Band Festival Parade.
