Yankee Homecoming

SUPPORT LOCAL CONTEST
2026-07-25 - 2026-08-02 | MA
Yankee Homecoming is proud to bring back our Support Local Contest. During the week of Yankee Homecoming make a purchase ($20 or more) at any restaurant or retail store located in Newburyport and submit a copy of your receipt to be entered into our drawing.
At the end of the week we will pull 3 random winners who will win a $100 gift card of their choice to any Newburyport Business.
Rules:
Make any purchase of $20 or more from July 25th – Aug 2nd
Submit a picture of your receipt using our Submission Form
Make sure your email includes a picture of your receipt, your full mailing address and the name of the Newburyport Business that you would like to receive a gift card to if you are selected as a winner
We will email the three winners by August 12th. It is that simple!

There is no limit to how many times you can enter so shop often and support our local businesses
If you would like to promote this event please Contact Us for a flyer to be posted at your business.
If you want more ways to support local year round while getting a discount in return consider purchasing a VIP Card.
The Best of NewburyportSM VIP Program is a local loyalty program that rewards VIP Card members with discounts EACH TIME they dine and shop at participating Greater Newburyport restaurants and retailers. The goal of the program is to remind everyone to “shop local” and support our small businesses owners. Purchase one VIP Card for $25 or two for $40 and $10 of your purchase gets donated to a local nonprofit partner of your choice. Newburyport.com partners with 23 local nonprofit organizations and donates 40% of VIP Card revenues to these organizations.
To purchase your card today and have your donation go to Yankee Homecoming Fireworks click HERE

YANKEE HOMECOMING MARKET PLACE
2026-07-25 - 2026-08-02 | Market Square, Market Square Newburyport, MA 01950, USA, Newburyport, MA, 01950, United States
Shop to your heart’s content in our open air bazaar-like market place right in the heart of historic Newburyport’s center. Covering two square blocks, this extravaganza of food and great finds is sure to tantalize all your senses.
Hungry? Along with the usual outdoor summer fare of burgers, hot dogs, fried dough and pizza, we also feature great seafood, Chinese, Italian, Indian, Mexican and many other culinary delights designed to tickle your discerning pallet.
We’re even bringing in a full size authentic brick oven set up right in downtown.
Come and enjoy two stages of continuous entertainment from 10am – 5pm each day, Sunday to Sunday.
Have your fortune told, get a temporary tattoo or marvel at the artistry, jewelry and diverse wares of our many vendors that make up this year’s Market Square outdoor market place.
Whatever your fancy, all awaits you from 10am – 8pm in and around Market Square this year.

HERITAGE TOURS
2026-07-25 - 2026-08-02 | MA
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Heritage Tours and Events 2025
Saturday, July 26 and August 2. 10 am – 1 pm, rain or shine. Custom House Maritime Museum. 25 Water Street. Revolutionary Summer Saturday Musters. Join us Saturday mornings for FREE outdoor and indoor activities for kids of all ages! Free admission to the museum and the interactive Discovery Center during the event. Visit our website www.thechmm.org or call us at 978-462-8681
Saturday, July 26 – Saturday, August 2, 10:00 – 5:00 PM. *Merrimack Valley Ship Model Club Exhibition. Unitarian Universalist Church, Lower Level, 28 Pleasant Street. The Merrimack Valley Ship Model Club will exhibit a wide range and variety of ship models displaying tiny miniatures, and modest rowing craft in contrast with ocean-going vessels. MVSMC members will be at the exhibit demonstrating modeling techniques and sharing background stories about the models on display.
Saturday, July 26 – Sunday, August 9. *If This House Could Talk neighborhood stroll. City residents will be displaying posters with stories about their homes. Stroll Newburyport neighborhoods and look for house stories prominently displayed. Online map and details HERE. https://walknewburyport.wordpress.com Museum of Old Newbury: *Guided Tours, Thursdays through Sundays 11 am – 5 pm. (last tour at 4 pm); 98 High St. Tickets online at www.newburyhistory.org. Come take a 50-minute tour of this 1808 Federal period house which tells the story of the Cushing family and the greater Newburyport area. Since 1877, the Museum of Old Newbury has been collecting, preserving, and presenting the history of Newburyport, Newbury, West Newbury, Byfield, and Plum Island. With objects and documents, we tell the stories of local people from the past four centuries. in**@************ry.org; phone: 978-462-2681.
Custom House Maritime Museum: *Guided Tours. Tuesday – Saturday: 10 am -5 pm; Sunday Noon to 5 pm. 25 Water Street. Free admission for Newburyport residents, children, students and active military. A new Discovery Center is perfect for K-12 and adults too! An important Revolutionary War exhibition is a must-see with incredible art and artifacts from 250 years ago. For more information, visit our website www.thechmm.org or call us at 978-462-8681.
Saturday, July 26, 1:00 – 2:00 pm. Road to the American Revolution. Parker River Wildlife Refuge Headquarters. Plum Island Turnpike. Historian and author Ghlee E.Woodworth will take you on a visual tour of Newburyport soldiers, reformers and revolutionaries and talk about their role in the American Revolution. Discover how the Merrimack River entrance was fortified to protect the harbor for ships and trade.
Saturday, July 26, 1:00 – 3:00 pm. *Newburyport Powder House Park and Learning Center, 57 Low Street (across from Nock/Molin Schools). Come and visit the restored Powder House built in 1822 on Godfrey’s Hill. View the exterior and interior restoration and original cobblestone wagon path. The Powder House is an American Association of State and Local History merit award winner.
Sunday, July 27, and Saturday, August 2, 10 am to 6 pm. *Local Citizens and Their Contributions. Oak Hill Cemetery. Brown and State Streets. Over 20 gravesites will be labeled – ministers, benefactors, sea captains including Francis B. Todd who was buried in a rum barrel. View the grave of Anna Jaques, the hospital benefactor. Enjoy a stroll through beautiful Oak Hill Cemetery while learning about our local citizens of the past.
Sunday, July 27, and Saturday, August 2; 10:00 am to Noon. *Superior Courthouse Open House, Bartlet Mall. Visit the 1805 courthouse, designed by Charles Bullfinch, and learn about its history and beautiful interior and exterior architecture including the courtroom where President John Quincy Adams and Daniel Webster tried cases. Presented by Essex County Clerk of Courts Tom Driscoll and the Greater Newburyport Bar Association.
Sunday, July 27, Sunday 11- 12 Noon. Stop by Central Congregational Church on the corner of Pleasant and Titcomb Street. Hear The Killeeshil Irish Band play as you enjoy cookies and lemonade. Browse the history displays telling the story of the church, started in 1768. Accessible bathrooms.
Sunday, July 27, 2:00 to 4:00 pm. *Old South Revolutionary War Tour. 29 Federal Street. Meet at the Federal Street front doors. Hear how the Old South Church and its parishioners participated in the American Revolution and played a vital role in sending soldiers to the ill-fated journey to Quebec with Colonel Benedict Arnold.
Sunday, July 27, 1:45 – 3:15 pm, and Monday, July 28, 6:00 – 7:30 pm. Tuesday, July 29, 11:00 – 12:30 pm, *Clipper Heritage Trail’s Along the Water’s Edge Waterfront Harbor Tour. Boardwalk near Black Cow restaurant. Tickets go fast! Make reservations online at www.harbortours.com. Join historian Ghlee Woodworth aboard the Yankee Clipper and enjoy a 90-minute cruise along the beautiful Merrimack River. Step back in time and hear about shipyards, Caldwell’s Rum, and a castle as we cruise upriver to Amesbury. On the return leg, the Yankee Clipper takes us along the shores of Joppa and learn how citizens fortified the harbor against the British in the 1770s.
Monday, July 28, 9:00 to 10:30 am. *Feathered Friends and Long Forgotten Friends, Oak Hill Cemetery, main gates, Brown and State Streets. Join Sue McGrath of Newburyport Birders and local historian Ghlee Woodworth for an exciting outing at Oak Hill Cemetery. Many different species are attracted to the diverse habitat of Oak Hill and while learning to identify birds, see the graves of Newburyport benefactors, sea captains, early American photographers, and abolitionists.
Monday, July 28, 6:00 – 7:30 pm. Tuesday, July 29, 11:00 – 12:30 pm, *Clipper Heritage Trail’s Along the Water’s Edge Waterfront Harbor Tour. Boardwalk near Black Cow restaurant. Tickets go fast! Make reservations online at www.harbortours.com. Join historian Ghlee Woodworth aboard the Yankee Clipper and enjoy a 90-minute cruise along the beautiful Merrimack River. Step back in time and hear about shipyards, Caldwell’s Rum, and a castle as we cruise upriver to Amesbury. On the return leg, the Yankee Clipper takes us along the shores of Joppa and learn how citizens fortified the harbor against the British in the 1770s.
Tuesday, July 29, 11:00 – 12:30 pm, *Clipper Heritage Trail’s Along the Water’s Edge Waterfront Harbor Tour. Boardwalk near Black Cow restaurant. Tickets go fast! Make reservations online at www.harbortours.com. Join historian Ghlee Woodworth aboard the Yankee Clipper and enjoy a 90-minute cruise along the beautiful Merrimack River. Step back in time and hear about shipyards, Caldwell’s Rum, and a castle as we cruise upriver to Amesbury. On the return leg, the Yankee Clipper takes us along the shores of Joppa and learn how citizens fortified the harbor against the British in the 1770s.
Tuesday July 29, 4:00 – 5:30pm. *Overlooked Stories, Forgotten No More: A Downtown Walking Tour by the Newburyport Black History Initiative. Meet at Green Street, Brown Square, across from City Hall. The mission of the award- winning Newburyport Black History Initiative is to affirm Black heritage and belonging in the city of Newburyport by illuminating histories that have long been overlooked and ensuring that these stories are publicly accessible to a broad audience. This walking tour of the interpretive signs installed in the downtown core will be led by two of the three co-founders of the Initiative, Geordie Vining, Dr. Kabria Baumgartner and Cyd Raschke. We will hear some of the stories of Black Americans, including domestic servants, mariners, barbers, soldiers, lawyers, and activists, who lived and worked in Newburyport from the pre-Revolutionary War era to the early 20th century. We will meet at Green Street, Brown Square, across from City Hall.
Wednesday, July 30, 10 am to 11:30 am. The Road to Revolution. Meet at the corner of Fruit, Prospect and Fair Streets. A morning stroll through sites connected with Newburyport’s Revolutionary past. Join author and historian Ghlee Woodworth for a walk in the downtown area.
Wednesday, July 30, 5 to 6 pm. Old Hill Burying Ground, Greenleaf Street behind Bartlet Mall. Join historian Ghlee Woodworth and take a stroll through the burying ground and visit the final resting places of citizens with a connection to Newburyport’s American Revolution past.
Thursday, July 31, 10 to 11 am. Oak Hill Cemetery. Brown and State Streets entrance by Brown Chapel. Take a walk through beautiful Oak Hill Cemetery and meet a soldier of the American Revolution, photographers, abolitionists and a lighthouse keeper.
Friday, August 1, 10 am to 2 pm. First Religious Society, Unitarian Universalist, 26 Pleasant Street 10:00-2:00. Make your own Bonnet or Tri-corner Hat; – hosted by the Central Church and UU. Children and families come and help celebrate the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution. Get a photo of yourself as a colonial resident with a cardboard family of “Stand-Ins” and sign your name with a quill pen to a historical document. All are welcome!
Friday, August 1 and Saturday, August 2, 11 am – 2 pm. *History Tours. First Religious Society, Unitarian Universalist, 26 Pleasant Street. Drop in for a tour 11 am – 2 pm and help celebrate the church’s 300 th anniversary and history. View the drone video of the beauty of church grounds and steeple, experience the architectural beauty and social history of the church, a cornerstone of Newburyport since 1725. See the 1750s clock hand struck by lightning and studied by Benjamin Franklin. Be sure to head downstairs to see the Merrimack Valley Ship Model Club display and stop by next door at Parish Hall’s book sale.
Saturday, August 2. 10 am – 1 pm, rain or shine. Custom House Maritime Museum. 25 Water Street. Revolutionary Summer Saturday Musters. Join us Saturday mornings for FREE outdoor and indoor activities for kids of all ages! Free admission to the museum and the interactive Discovery Center during the event. Visit our website www.thechmm.org or call us at 978-462-8681
Saturday, August 2, 10 am to 6 pm. *Local Citizens and Their Contributions. Oak Hill Cemetery. Brown and State Streets. Over 20 gravesites will be labeled – ministers, benefactors, sea captains including Francis B. Todd who buried in a rum barrel and view the grave of Anna Jaques, the hospital benefactor. Enjoy a stroll through beautiful Oak Hill Cemetery while learning about our local citizens of the past.
Saturday, August 2; 10:00 am to Noon. *Superior Courthouse Open House, Bartlet Mall. Visit the 1805 courthouse, designed by Charles Bullfinch, and learn about its history and beautiful interior and exterior architecture including the courtroom where President John Quincy Adams and Daniel Webster tried cases. Presented by Essex County Clerk of Courts Tom Driscoll and the Greater Newburyport Bar Association.
Saturday, August 2, 11 am – 2 pm. *History Tours. First Religious Society, Unitarian Universalist, 26 Pleasant Street. Drop in for a tour 11 am – 2 pm and help celebrate the church’s 300th anniversary and history. View the drone video of the beauty of church grounds and steeple, experience the architectural beauty and social history of the church, a cornerstone of Newburyport since 1725. See the 1750s clock hand struck by lightning and studied by Benjamin Franklin. Be sure to head downstairs to see the Merrimack Valley Ship Model Club display and stop by next door at Parish Hall’s book sale.

DOWNTOWN ENTERTAINMENT
2026-07-25 - 2026-08-02 | Market Square, Market Square Newburyport, MA 01950, USA, Newburyport, MA, 01950, United States
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Sponsored by: Bentley’s the Re/Max Collection

Enjoy music in Market Square every day from 11am – 6pm

WATERFRONT MORNING WORKOUT SERIES
2026-07-26 - 2026-08-02 | Waterfront Park, 22 Merrimac St, Newburyport, MA 01950, United States, Newburyport, 01950, United States
Sponsored by

The Waterfront Morning Workout Series is a sponsored event by that is free to the public. This year we are hoping to offer our most diversified class schedule yet, and get the community of all ages outside and moving. Start each day of Yankee Homecoming off right by meeting down on the waterfront to get some physical activity

Sunday July 26th 6:00AM – TBD

Sunday July 26th 8:00AM –Align Step + Strength
Abs, Booty + Flow: A 50 minute strength and yoga flow class. The first 25 minutes will be focused on your lower body and core, where you’ll use bands and your own body weight to burn out your muscles. The final 25 minutes will include a vinyasa yoga flow into restorative postures and stretching. + Full Body Strength w/bands A 45 minute full body strength class where you’ll use bands and your own body weight to strengthen and tone. Get ready for amazing beats, good energy and a sweaty workout!
Sunday July 26th 9:15 AM – Sweat & Soul Yoga Studio

Monday July 27th 6:00AM – Kin Fitness

Monday July 27th 8:00 AM – Repose Yoga
An all levels Vinyasa class that links breath to movement through creative, dynamic sequences. Build strength, flexibility, and focus at your own pace, with options offered throughout. Please bring a yoga may and water.

Monday July 27th 9:15 AM –Kaizen Martial Arts
Fitness kickboxing class. High energy cardio based class with music.

Tuesday July 28th 6:00AM –Sweat & Soul Yoga Studio

Tuesday July 28th 8:00 AM – Samie AL-Ziab Personal Training and Althetics
Athletic style group training. Minimal weights. Mobility, bodyweight, core exercises, jumping, and cardiovascular work with medicine balls. This type of exercise is often not accessable for people, but has amazing health benefits when paired with traditional strength training.

Tuesday July 29th 9:15AM –YWCA of Newburyport
Strength Fusion with Pam!This 45-minute class will be an interval style class with intervals of cardiovascular exercise, strength, balance & core. This multi-level class is appropriate for all fitness levels with modifications provided. Bring a mat. Ankle and therabands provided.

Wednesday July 29th 6:00AM – Kin Fitness
FULL BODY FIT – A balanced workout combining strength, cardio, and core training in one efficient session. Expect functional exercises and modifications that help every participant feel challenged and successful. Please bring a water and a mat.

Wednesday July 29th 8:00 AM – Eyes on Yoga
Morning stretch and movement with meditations
Wednesday July 29th 9:15 AM – TBD

Thursday July 30th 6:00AM – Momentum Fit Studio
Class: Community Run/Walk
Description: Momentum’s Run Club is a space where every pace belongs and movement is for everyone! Join us for a 1-3.5 mile run or walk along the Newburyport Rail Trail. Turn around points will be provided. Come alone or grab a friend. Strollers, bikes, kids, all welcome. We move together to celebrate strength, support each other and remind ourselves that movement is a gift.

Thursday July 30th 8:00 AM -YWCA
Strength Fusion with Ilene! This 45-minute class will be an interval style class with intervals of cardiovascular exercise, strength, balance & core. This multi-level class is appropriate for all fitness levels with modifications provided. Bring a mat. Ankle and therabands provided.

Thursday July 30th 9:15 AM –Daoist Gate Wudang Arts DBA Newburyport Tai Chi

Ready to find your flow? This class is a warm welcome to the gentle arts of Tai Chi and Qigong. Often called “meditation in motion,” our practice is all about moving slowly, breathing deeply, and letting go of the day’s stress. Whether you are looking to improve your balance, boost your energy, or simply find a moment of calm, you’ll find a supportive space here. Just bring yourself, some comfortable clothes, and a curious spirit. All are welcome!
Friday July 31st 6:00AM -Kin Fitness

Friday July 31st 8:00 AM – Fuel
Yankee Homecoming Band Workout Friday, July 31st | 8:00 AM | Waterfront Stage Get ready for a high-energy, music-pumping, can’t-miss workout led by Lisa Angelini! This 45-minute band workout blends core, cardio, and strength to the beat of the music for a fun, feel-good sweat session that will kick off your morning the right way. We supply the bands — just bring a mat or beach towel, water, and your summer energy. All levels welcome. Come one, come all. You don’t want to miss this! Let’s move, sweat, and celebrate Yankee Homecoming together!

Friday July 31st 9:15 AM – Pure Barre
Classic Pure Barre class

Saturday August 1st 6:00AM – Motivate.Ⓡ Movement + Training Studios

Saturday August 1st 8:00 AM – Set Studio

Saturday August 1st 9:15 AM –Precision Pilates
Join us for a total body Mat Pilates Sculpt class featuring a core-focused flow designed to tone muscles and boost your energy for the day ahead. This full-body workout targets every major muscle group while improving strength, stability, and control. All levels are welcome, and ankle weights are optional for an added challenge. Just bring your mat, a positive attitude, and get ready to move!

Sunday August 2nd 6:00AM – TBD

Sunday August 2nd 8:00 AM -TBD

Sunday August 2nd 9:15 AM – TBD

WATERFRONT CONCERT SERIES
2026-07-26 19:30 - 2026-08-02 21:00 (America/New_York) | Waterfront Park, 22 Merrimac St, Newburyport, MA 01950, United States, Newburyport, 01950, United States
Sponsored by Newburyport Bank, Bentley’s Re/Max and United Family Medical Center. This event takes place at Waterfront Park. There are seven evenings of concerts. Families bring a blanket, chair, picnic supper or patronize local vendors and enjoy the entertainment on our beautiful waterfront.
We are bringing back our best seat in the house. Enjoy the concert from a roped off spot with two chairs right in front of the stage. Thats right no need to get there early and put down your blanket or carry in your chairs. Simply show up and enjoy the show. This is a 10×10 area so feel free to bring a few friends as well. Enter for a chance to win HERE

SUNDAY JULY 26th

SCENES – A BILLY JOEL EXPERIENCE7:30 – 9:00 PM

Formerly known as Cold Spring Harbor, Scenes – A Billy Joel experience, has been performing throughout New England and beyond since 2013. Their mission from the beginning was never to play impersonator, but instead celebrate and recreate the music of Billy Joel to the highest and most authentic standard, bringing people the $400 Billy Joel concert experience, for a reasonable price that all fans can afford! Their almost ten-year journey has lead them to some amazing venues and events, most notably Touch of Texas in Binghamton, NY, and the Newburyport Yankee Homecoming celebration playing to more than 3500 people. From specific piano sounds that Billy uses himself, to the Billy Joel classic Ray Ban sunglasses, this show is not to be missed!

MONDAY JULY 27TH

DESOLATION ANGELS
7:30 – 9:00 PM
Sponsored by:
The musicians in Desolation Angels are seasoned veterans of the local music scene North of Boston. They came
together in winter of 2021 to try to present the music of Bad Company and Paul Rodgers as authentically as possible. The band is comprised of Rick Reda on vocals, Duffy Bouchard on drums, Eric Hanson on keyboards, Adam Elliott on bass, and Brian Fernald and Kevin Meaney on guitars.

TUESDAY JULY 28TH
RED SOLO CUP
7:30 – 9:00
Sponsored By:

Tribute to Toby Keith
Formed in honor of the legendary Toby Keith, the band authentically performs many of Toby’s over 40 top 20 country songs. Raise a cup to Toby Keith!

WEDNESDAY JULY 29th

12 BARZ BAND
7:30 – 9:00 PM

12 Barz Band is a seven-piece classic R&B group combining soulful vocals, a solid rhythm section and dynamic
horns to create an entertaining and dance-driven experience. The band’s sound is a masterful fusion of influences drawn from Joe Cocker, Stevie Wonder, Chicago, Bruce Springsteen and others. Whether they are reviving the horn-drenched tracks of the late 60s or delivering high-energy rock standards, the band ensures that the soul of rhythm and blues remains a living, breathing force on every stage they command.

THURSDAY JULY 30th

BEATLEJUICE
7:30 – 9:00 PM
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For over 24 yrs. Beatlejuice has been faithfully reproducing some of the greatest Beatles songs ever written. Beatlejuice covers every era of the Beatles catalog and onto the solo careers of the boys from Liverpool. Renowned cover band Beatlejuice has been entertaining audiences with spot-on renditions of Beatles classics for more than two decades. Beatlejuice uses a cast of vocalists and arrangements that match the original recordings of the Fab Four note-for-note. Audiences can close their eyes and imagine John, Paul, George and Ringo playing some of the greatest and most influential songs ever written.

The band was formed in 1994 by the late Brad Delp, renowned vocalist for the band Boston, and drummer John Muzzy from the band Farrenheit. After Delp’s passing in 2007, band members Muzzy, Steve Baker, Joe Holaday, Dave Mitchell, Evan Gianoulis and Rich Bartlett continued to perform under the name Beatlejuice and Friends, beginning with memorial concerts for Delp at the Regent Theatre in Arlington. Those friends were a group of vocalists including Mike Girard of The Fools, Jimmy Rogers of Velvet Elvis, Buddy Bernard of Aces & Eights, and Bob Jennings.

FRIDAY JULY 31ST

FORTUNE
7:30 – 9:00 PM
Sponsored by:

Fortune will fill the waterfront with music for Yankee Homecoming in Newburyport Massachusetts! For well over two decades, Fortune has regularly packed venues throughout New England. Hailing from Peabody, MA, this 6-piece band has long maintained a reputation for smooth three and four part vocal harmonies, dynamic and melodic textures of multiple guitars and keyboards, and a tight rhythm section.

SATURDAY AUGUST 1ST

THE FAR
7:15 – 9:15 PM
Sponsored By:

THE FAR BAND is New England’s top-performing cover band, showcasing a diverse repertoire that spans across all genres, from classic rock to modern pop. With powerful and energetic performances, we create unforgettable experiences that energize any event, ensuring everyone hits the dance floor. Having built a solid reputation among fans and fellow musicians, THE FAR BAND is recognized for its commitment to high-quality live performances, active community engagement, and a strong work ethic. Their playlist spans multiple genres and eras, from classics of the past to today’s chart-toppers, ensuring a lively atmosphere wherever they perform.

Parade
2026-08-02 12:00 - 15:00 | MA
Get your lawn chairs ready! Once again our parade will be rolling down High Street as we bring our 2025 Yankee Homecoming Festival to an end. We can’t wait to see you all lined up on High Street! Don’t forget to cheer for our hard working volunteers who bring up the end of our parade. These volunteers are just a small handful who help put on our full 9 day festival.
The parade is the last official event of Yankee Homecoming each year. It begins at the intersection of Moseley Avenue and Ferry Road and follows historic High Street in Newburyport, ending State Street. Fire engines from the area will lead off the parade followed by the YHC General Chairman, Volunteers of the Year, bands, floats, performers and more! Once again we will be collecting money for the Jimmy Fund. Our parade (originally known as the Jimmy Day Parade) was the first fundraiser for the Jimmy Fund. Please help keep this tradition alive by donating during the parade when you see Yankee Homecoming Volunteers in their Yankee Homecoming tshirts coming by with their familiar buckets.
We are always looking for antique cars to participate in our parade. If you would like to show off your antique car/truck please complete the form below or our contact form
FLOATS WANTED!
This is a great way to promote your business/organization. Remember there is no fee for floats that represent the 2026 Yankee Homecoming theme (Home Sweet Home) and/or the organization is a nonprofit. We encourage everyone to apply!
Requirements for a Float? Click Here
To submit an application for participation please click your category below and fill out the information. Someone will be in touch with you shortly. Please remember this submission does not constitute a contract with YHC until you have been confirmed by someone at YHC.
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