Baltimore held its first-ever Black History Month parade on Feb. 17. It began at noon and started at the intersection of Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard and Eutaw Street. Baltimore City Solicitor Ebony M. Thompson was the parade’s Grand Marshal. The event featured bands, city organizations, and more. 

Read more about the parade at AFRO News. 

People walk holding a banner that reads "A walk in legacy"
Credit: Myles Michelin
A member of The Maryland Grand Council of the Knights of Pythagoras, Inc. holds their flag. Credit: Myles Michelin
Peokple of all ages walk in a parade
A group of men pose for a photo
Members of the Baltimore unity movement We Our Us.
A man wearing a bright green shirt over a coat holds a Pan-African flag and walks in a parade.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott.
The backs of military members as they hold flags high.
Members of the Color Guard march southbound on Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard.