Recurrence pattern: Every year on the fourth Thursday of November.

The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade is a beloved annual event held in New York City on the fourth Thursday of November, coinciding with Thanksgiving Day. Since its inception in 1924, the parade has become a hallmark of the holiday season, attracting millions of viewers both in person and through television broadcasts. It features giant helium balloons, elaborate floats, and performances by marching bands, celebrities, and Broadway acts, creating a vibrant spectacle. The parade route spans 2.5 miles, starting at West 77th Street & Central Park West, offering numerous public viewing spots. Celebrations may include attending the parade live, watching it on NBC or Peacock, or hosting watch parties at home. Additionally, participants are encouraged to donate to associated charities, reinforcing the spirit of giving during the holiday season.