🌹✨ Get a closer look at the Rose Parade magic at Floatfest, happening January 1–3! Enjoy stunning floats up close while soaking in live music, delicious food, and refreshing drinks — it’s the ultimate post-parade celebration you won’t want to miss! #floatfest #tournamentofroses #magicinteamwork | Rose Parade

BREAKING NEWS! We are actively planning for the return of a live televised Rose Parade presented by Honda to usher in 2022! 🌹🥁🐴🎉 | Rose Parade

49 reactions · 14 shares | Today’s #RoseParadeRewind takes us back to the 1898 Tournament of Roses. This footage is the OLDEST video in our archives to date. Not many organizations have the longevity and multi-year history like that of the Tournament of Roses.  Take note of the horse-drawn floral floats. It was not until the 31st Rose Parade in 1920 in which motor-driven floats, powered by electric and gasoline engines, took over completely.  | Rose Parade | Facebook

Get an inside look at the Rose Parade's history and origins, thanks to our partners at World Vision. | KTLA 5 Morning News

For the first time in its 137-year history, the Rose Parade featured oyster shells on a float, and they came straight from Louisiana. 🌹🦪 Thanks to the Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana, which donated the shells as part of their work to restore our coast by rebuilding oyster reefs and protecting our waterways. Our “From Gulf to Gumbo” float celebrates the waters, culture, and cuisine that make Louisiana one of a kind, and sharing that story of teamwork on such an iconic state made it even