Annual Downtown Racine Holiday Parade Lineup Announced

The annual Downtown Racine Holiday Parade and Tree-lighting Ceremony is on Saturday, Nov. 11.

The parade will begin at 5:30 pm starting at the west side of the State Street bridge, it will continue down Main Street to 6th Street, and travel west on 6th Street and end at City Hall.  The Tree Lighting Ceremony on Monument Square will follow the parade at 6:45 pm, where Santa Claus will light the Holiday Tree. Then, stick around for fireworks!

Holiday singers and entertainment will perform before and after the parade. Pre-parade festivities will start at 4:45 pm carolers singing some Christmas favorites. The performers will do a few more songs after the parade, as well.

Holiday Parade photo #1.

Don’t forget to bring your letters to Santa, as Postal workers will be collecting them along the parade route to deliver to the North Pole.

 

2026 Holiday Parade Lineup

1          Racine County HOG Chapter

2          Racine Fire Department

3          Racine Fire Belles

4          Bell Ambulance

5          Vets

6          Wisconsin National

7          Senior Moments Performance

8          Gruber Law Offices

9          Lighthouse Brigade

10        Ambulnz by DocGo

11        Kraut Pageant

12        K&J Drivers LLC

13        Racine Dental Group

14        Case High School Football Team

15        Case High School Dance Team

16        Case High School Middle School Dance Team

17        Case High School Cheer Team

18        County Executive: Ralph Malicki

19        Step by Step Dance Academy

20        Girl Scout Troops 37893 and 38397

21        CNH

22        Downtown Racine Corp

23        Racine Special Olympics

24        Christmas Carnival of Lights

25        Christmas Carnival of Lights

26        Habor Lite Yacht Club

27        Starbuck International Cheer

28        Wisconsin Twisters

29        Racine Horlick Student Government

30        RE/MAX Newport, Tyler Murphy

31        St. Sebastian STEM Academy

32        First Student

33        Urban Fitness

34        Root Rivers Rollers

35        Black Arts Council of Racine

36        The Salvation Army – Racine

37        Racine Park Pom

38        Miss Racine and Miss Racine Teen

39        RUSD Majorettes

40        Racine Zoo

41        Floral Creations by Eileen

42        Red Apple PTA

43        First Evangelical Lutheran Church

44        Hope Christian Schools VIA

45        Rocco for Racine/Friends of Grace, Allen

46        Breakthrough Dance Team

47        Confetti Birthday Project

48        Racine Raiders

49        Studio OXO

50        AES Towing LLC

51        Hye Ground Cafe

52        Royal Dance Factors

53        Festival Foods

54        Crowned Motion Dance Team

55        Midwest Mountain Lions

56        Racine County Sheriff’s Office

57        Milaeger’s       

           Holiday parade photo #3.

Back for the 6th year, a small fireworks display will be held, presented by Festival Foods and sponsored by Zeigler Hyundai.

 

“This event brings the community together to celebrate the season, while shedding light on the phenomenal holiday shopping and dining options downtown offers. I encourage you to bring the entire family, come early for a bite to eat and stay to watch us officially light up downtown’s holiday tree.” -Kelly Kruse, Executive Director at the Downtown Racine Corporation.

 

Parade and Tree Lighting Presented By: Festival Foods

 

Major Sponsors: Educators Credit Union, Harborspot Lakeside Dining & Spirits, Johnson Financial, Lang Family Foundation, Enjoy Mt. Pleasant, Reef Point Brew House, Woodman’s Market, Zeigler Hyundai

 

Sponsors: CNH, Culver’s of 21st Street, WRJN, Gruber, Twin Disc, RE/MAX Newport: Tyler Murphy, Feiner Plumbing and Katt Construction

 

Questions? Email eventsmanager@racinedowntown.com.

 

DOWNTOWN RACINE CORPORATION: Downtown Racine Corporation, a non-profit whose mission is to foster economic, social, and cultural diversity by stimulating business development, programming events, and marketing downtown to the community, developers, and tourists.

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