Celebrating Community Unity and Fried Catfish: The 71st World’s Largest Fish Parade in Paris, Tennessee

The annual tradition of the 71st World’s Largest Fish Parade took place in Paris, Tennessee today. This event is not just a simple procession for community members, but a celebration of their unity and a piece of history. Many people travel from all over to witness this spectacular parade, drawn by the city’s renown as the home of the world’s largest fry.

Parade participants, including floats, bands, civic groups, churches and local businesses, made their way through the streets as thousands of spectators gathered to watch. Attendees shared their favorite moments from the parade, highlighting the opportunity to indulge in fried fish at the Fish Tent, join in the parade and showcase their organizations.

One of the standout moments of the parade was the presence of the Clydesdale horses, who captivated the crowd with their graceful ride through the streets. The festival surrounding this legendary fish is a week-long celebration that includes activities like rodeos, carnivals and, of course, an abundance of fried catfish.

The festivities will continue until Saturday, April 27th and fish will be served from 11 am to 9 pm. Visitors are encouraged to attend and experience all that Paris has to offer – from the parade to the mouthwatering fish fry that has made this city famous. To stay updated on all things related to this iconic fish celebration, click here for more local news and coverage.