Anchorage loves a parade. Crowds lined 9th and 10th Avenues in downtown Anchorage to watch the annual Fourth of July Parade on Monday.
. The event featured cultural groups, dancers, pageant royalty, antique car enthusiasts and even an invisible dog club. Afterward, Anchorage Fourth of July Festival continued on the Delaney Park Strip.A member of the Filipinos of Anchorage carries a flag.
Members of Pound For Pound Motorcylcle Club ride on 9th Avenue. Miss Samoa Alaska Titilupe Matautia leads her group in the parade.Albert Whitehead walks with Star the Reindeer on 9th Avenue. Members of the Filipino Community of Anchorage march in the parade.The Antique Auto Mushers of Alaska head west during the parade.
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