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The Battle of Flowers Parade is still the largest Fiesta parade and the only one organized and operated entirely by women.

The 2.5-mile parade will be the same for 2023, starting at Main Street near San Antonio College. It will then travel south on Main to Lexington, then to St. Mary's Street, Brooklyn Avenue, Avenue E, Houston Street, Alamo Plaza, and end on Commerce Street near Santa Rosa.

The 2.5-mile parade will be the same for 2023, starting at Main Street near San Antonio College. It will then travel south on Main to Lexington, then to St. Mary's Street, Brooklyn Avenue, Avenue E, Houston Street, Alamo Plaza, and end on Commerce Street near Santa Rosa.

Thousands of street spectators flooded the parade route on Main Street in downtown San Antonio. ing to organizers, Fiesta Flambeau is the largest illuminated night parade in the country, attracting over 750,000 revelers and 1.5 million television viewers at home.

Watch Fiesta coverage on KSAT Here's when all the major Fiesta parades will take place in 2022 and when you can watch them on KSAT 12, KSAT Plus (our free streaming app) and on KSAT.com: Fiesta Fiesta from Hemisfair - 8-10 p.m. on March 31 — KSAT 12 and all digital platforms.

The Fiesta Flambeau® Parade is known as America's Largest Illuminated Night Parade, and has over one hundred entrants featuring bands, dancers, floats, and other entertainers. The idea of this illuminated night parade was the brainchild of Reynolds Andricks who was long time Fiesta® entrepreneur.

It now starts south from Main and Locust streets past Crockett Park. After a slight turn onto Lexington, the procession will head beyond Madison Square Park to St. Mary's Street and veer right on Brooklyn Avenue. The parade will turn right on Avenue E, then onto Houston and left on Alamo past Alamo Plaza.

The 2.5-mile parade will be the same for 2023, starting at Main Street near San Antonio College.

ing to organizers, Fiesta Flambeau is the largest illuminated night parade in the country, attracting over 750,000 revelers and 1.5 million television viewers at home.

The Battle of Flowers Parade is still the largest Fiesta parade and the only one organized and operated entirely by women.

The parade will take place from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on April 28. The Battle of Flowers Parade is the oldest event and largest parade of Fiesta San Antonio.

With almost 3.5 million people attending Fiesta®, it is one of the biggest festivals in the United States, a top three in Texas and the largest in San Antonio.

The Battle of Flowers Parade is still the largest Fiesta parade and the only one organized and operated entirely by women.

The 2.5-mile parade will be the same for 2023, starting at Main Street near San Antonio College. It will then travel south on Main to Lexington, then to St. Mary's Street, Brooklyn Avenue, Avenue E, Houston Street, Alamo Plaza, and end on Commerce Street near Santa Rosa.

The 2.5-mile parade will be the same for 2023, starting at Main Street near San Antonio College. It will then travel south on Main to Lexington, then to St. Mary's Street, Brooklyn Avenue, Avenue E, Houston Street, Alamo Plaza, and end on Commerce Street near Santa Rosa.

Thousands of street spectators flooded the parade route on Main Street in downtown San Antonio. ing to organizers, Fiesta Flambeau is the largest illuminated night parade in the country, attracting over 750,000 revelers and 1.5 million television viewers at home.

Watch Fiesta coverage on KSAT Here's when all the major Fiesta parades will take place in 2022 and when you can watch them on KSAT 12, KSAT Plus (our free streaming app) and on KSAT.com: Fiesta Fiesta from Hemisfair - 8-10 p.m. on March 31 — KSAT 12 and all digital platforms.

The Fiesta Flambeau® Parade is known as America's Largest Illuminated Night Parade, and has over one hundred entrants featuring bands, dancers, floats, and other entertainers. The idea of this illuminated night parade was the brainchild of Reynolds Andricks who was long time Fiesta® entrepreneur.

It now starts south from Main and Locust streets past Crockett Park. After a slight turn onto Lexington, the procession will head beyond Madison Square Park to St. Mary's Street and veer right on Brooklyn Avenue. The parade will turn right on Avenue E, then onto Houston and left on Alamo past Alamo Plaza.

The 2.5-mile parade will be the same for 2023, starting at Main Street near San Antonio College.

ing to organizers, Fiesta Flambeau is the largest illuminated night parade in the country, attracting over 750,000 revelers and 1.5 million television viewers at home.

The Battle of Flowers Parade is still the largest Fiesta parade and the only one organized and operated entirely by women.

The parade will take place from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on April 28. The Battle of Flowers Parade is the oldest event and largest parade of Fiesta San Antonio.

With almost 3.5 million people attending Fiesta®, it is one of the biggest festivals in the United States, a top three in Texas and the largest in San Antonio.