Mark your calendars and plan routes as the Comal County Fair Parade is set to bring its festivity to the streets on September 27. According to a public notice from the city's website, the parade kicks off at 9 a.m., but roads will close much earlier.
The parade will journey from South Seguin Avenue to Main Plaza and then down East San Antonio Street; these areas, along with the streets, will be off-limits to vehicular traffic starting at 7 a.m., the closures are expected to last until about 1 p.m. so expect some delays and re-routes. Those planning to attend or needing to navigate the parade area should visit the Comal County Fair's website for more details on the event.
Every year, the Comal County Fair Parade draws in crowds with its colorful floats, marching bands, and local organizations all participating to celebrate the community's spirit and heritage. It's a tradition that brings together the young and old in a spectacle of local pride that has anchored itself as a cornerstone of the area's cultural festivities.
Information on the parade and the associated festivities can be found on the Fair's official website, where maps and schedules are available to help plan your visit.
