HOPKINSVILLE, KY – Get ready to embrace the holiday spirit as Hopkinsville’s favorite Christmas tradition lights up Main Street once again! The annual HES energynet Night Christmas Parade is set for Dec. 14, with this year’s theme, “Let There Be Peace”.
Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation is honored to announce John T. Brame, Jr. as this year’s Grand Marshal. John T. Brame, Jr., a Hopkinsville native and Christian County High School graduate, served in the U.S. Army from 1969 to 1971, including a tour in Vietnam. Now the Commander of VFW Post 1913 and Chairman of the War Memorial Commission, Brame has dedicated years to honoring veterans and supporting the Hopkinsville community. His leadership and commitment to peace make him the perfect choice to lead this year’s celebration.
The HES energynet Night Christmas Parade route begins at Glass Avenue and moves south on Main Street towards 14th Street. The parade begins promptly at 5:15 p.m., and continues until the final participant has completed the route.
Floats, vehicles, bands, golf carts, and more are welcome to enter the parade for an entry fee of $20 and a new toy donation. Entry forms can be picked up and submitted at the Thomas Street Recreation Center. Hopkinsville’s Christmas Parade is a rain, snow, or shine event, with any weather-related updates posted on the Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation Facebook page.
Presented by HES/Energy Net, this cherished event brings the community together in celebration of the holiday spirit. For more information, visit hoptownrec.com or follow Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation on Facebook. You can also call 270-887-4290 with any questions.
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