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Bread & Circuses entered the parade with a horse-drawn chariot and Roman-themed garb in celebration of its out-of-the-ordinary cuisine, the announcer said. Photo by Elizabeth Janney/Patch.
TOWSON, MD — The annual Fourth of July Parade drew crowds to downtown Towson on Monday morning. A horse-drawn chariot, fire trucks, antique cars, marching bands and politicians were among those who coursed through town via Washington, Allegheny and Bosley avenues to celebrate Independence Day.
This marked the 147th annual Towson Fourth of July Parade, and organizers said it cost about $20,000 to $30,000 to put together.
Take a look at the photo gallery below, and watch the parade on Facebook — Towson Patch live-streamed the event.
