When:

November 11th, 2023,10:50 A.M.

Where:

The parade begins at the corner of Lincoln Way and Cleveland Ave.  The parade will pause at the Central Square at 11:00 A.M..  There will be a brief patriotic ritual with the release of doves, followed by a fly-over, a three volley rifle salute followed by TAPS.  The parade will resume onto High Street and end at the Gold Country Fairgrounds.

More Info:

The first 500 veterans will be awarded a commemorative medal honoring all veterans who have defended our country every day since the Battles of Lexington and Concord in 1775. The medals will be distributed at the top of Lincoln Way.

A pancake and eggs breakfast, free to Veterans and $5 for non-veterans, will be provided by the Auburn Jeep Club near the check-in tent.

American flags and programs listing  the units in the parade will be distributed to spectators along the parade route.There will be rides provided to veterans who wish to be in the parade but cannot walk that distance.   Contact: Parade Director Paula Celick, 530-885-1428, crowpaula0211@gmail.com.

Parade Check-In:
All  parade entries will check-in at the VFW Post 904 booth at the top of Lincoln Way & Elm Ave. before going to their assigned location in the line of march. The American Legion Riders, Post 84, will assist entries with locating in the line of march.

Snack:

There will be  complimentary snacks served to all attendees at the Armory Bldg. All participants are invited to attend.
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"Proud to be an American" Celebration:

This special celebration and ceremony will be held following the luncheon.  There will be music, singing and exhibitions.

Auburn Veterans Day Committee:
​Cynthia Haynes, Chair
Paula Celick, Parade Director
Terry Crouson
Gene Freeland
Mike Holmes
Tony Ivens
Dan McClain
Bonnie Potter
​Kathleen Rose
Chuck Spinks