Young people revel in West Indian American Day Junior Parade in Brooklyn
Many children at the event said they were looking forward to it for months.
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Sep 2, 2023, 5:38 PM
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5h ago Young people brought the carnival energy back to Brooklyn with the West Indian American Day Junior Parade.
Colorful feathers turned St. Johns Place into a vibrant display of Caribbean pride.
Many children at the event said they were looking forward to it for months.
“My baby's been dancing since 6 a.m. I'm so excited. It's her first one,” said one mother.
News 12’s Shakti Denis has the sights and sounds from the event.
