An annual parade is scheduled for Sunday, October 11. Details about the event are available from its organizers. The parade route starts at a specific intersection in Fisherman's Wharf. Further information about the parade can be found through the Italian Heritage Parade board, whose president discussed the event during a recent festival.
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