Mayor Brandon Scott announced on Sunday that the Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade would kick off at noon on Jan. 16. ... 2021 and 2022- were canceled because of COVID-19 restrictions.

“During the COVID health crisis in 2021 and 2022, the MLK parade was canceled due to mandated health restrictions imposed by the Mayor’s office and the Health Department.

The parade has not been held since January 2020. The event was canceled in 2021 and 2022 – citing COVID-19 as the reason. Baltimore City Councilman Eric Costello is fighting for the parade to ...

Organizers of Monday’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade announced Saturday that the event would be canceled for the second year in a row in advance of inclement weather.

People who attended the parade told FOX45 News they were happy the parade was back, especially since it had been cancelled in 2020 and 2021 due to COVID. "I think it was fabulous.

Jan. 18—Organizers of Monday's Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade announced Saturday that the event would be canceled for the second year in a row in advance of snow and bitterly cold temperatures.

The MLK committee received a boost in its goal of building a 100-foot-tall spire when the state legislature designated $1.5 million for the project in its 2021 budget. As for Saturday, Bryant said ...

After the cancellation of Baltimore’s Martin Luther King Jr. Parade and a tumultuous weekend that followed, Mayor Brandon Scott tweeted Sunday night that the Jan. 16 parade is on again. &#822… ...