Royal Oak Holiday Magic 
Parade Nov. 22
(EVENT page)
Downtown Royal Oak invites families to the 14th Annual Holiday Magic Parade presented by Emagine Theatre- Royal Oak and Ironwood Grill of Royal Oak on Sunday, November 22nd at 2pm. The parade starts at Lincoln and Washington and heads north on Washington to Fourth Street where it heads west and ends at Lafayette.
This Downtown Royal Oak parade will once again kick off the holiday season by showcasing 
over 80 parade units including marching bands, floats from the Parade Company, circus performers, dance troupes and more!
Bring a new, unwrapped toy to support the Boys & Girls Clubs’ Holiday Basket program.
Enjoy Visits with Santa from 3-5pm at Skyward Real Estate on Washington Ave.
A huge thanks to our sponsors for making this event possible!
Emagine Theatre- Royal Oak and Ironwood Grill of Royal Oak – presenting sponsors of the parade
Buffalo Wild Wings Royal Oak – Sponsor of Santa & Mrs. Claus
Art Van Furniture, Midwest Medical Billing, Royal Oak Restaurant Association and Skyward Real Estate – Float Sponsors
Genisys Credit Union – U.S. Flag Sponsor
Holiday Market – Toy Collection Sponsor
OUR Credit Union – Performance Sponsor
Plus more supporters, including:
100.3 WNIC
Andiamo Royal Oak
Bruegger’s Bagels
Button’s Rent IT
C & G Newspapers
English Gardens
Fifth Avenue Royal Oak
FirstMerit Bank
Fourth Street Auto Care Center
Fox 2 Detroit
Great Lakes Ace Hardware
Hour
Matthews-Hargreaves Chevrolet
Metals In Time Jewelers
SMART Bus
Toyology
Worry Free Lawn Care & Snow Removal
Find the Event on FB
at https://www.facebook.com/events/900762780014017/
Check out oc115 coverage of previous years at:
https://oaklandcounty115.com/2014/11/28/2014-royal-oak-holiday-magic-parade-video/
https://oaklandcounty115.com/2013/11/25/royal-oaks-holiday-magic-parade-brings-communities-together-video/.
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