Captain Jack Sparrow was there, obvs.

“I only mark the hours that shine.” – Little Edie Beale

Coney Island Mermaid Parade 2009 A rainy day that held up just enough to soak in the annual color and flamboyant pageantry of "Sodom by the Sea" June 20th A mermaid and a teletubby-like outfit making the turn by the Cyclone.

100 [NSFW] Photos Of The Fabulous Mermaid Parade

The Monte Cristo Challenge in France, bagpipes at the Department of Justice, a Spinosaurus in Philadelphia, the Women's World Cup in France, mud people in the Philippines, a bee-wearing record attempt in Turkey, and much more

A giant, inflatable serpent led the pack of flamboyant characters who took over Coney Island’s Boardwalk yesterday for the annual Mermaid Parade. Revelers dressed in a dizzying array of costu…

Paper Mill Playhouse presents Disney's The Little Mermaid, based on the classic animated film of the same title. The American premiere of this brand new production will feature a revamped script, additional songs, a new physical production and an entirely fresh interpretation of the piece. Below, BroadwayWorld has a first look at the stars in action onstage!

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The epic conclusion to our 24 Hours in Disneyland you’ve been waiting on pins and needles for is finally here—not that you doubted it would come. Just think of this like you might Jurassic World; 20 years for a worthy sequel isn’t really that long to wait. Either that or a fine wine. It’s nice …

After COVID-19 pandemic pause, the 40th Annual Mermaid Parade came back this year in Coney Island. Participated artists in the parade dressed like pirates, wenches, mermaids, mermen, and a wide variety of other mythical sea creatures. The weather was hot on Friday, June 17th, 2022. Saturday, June 18th, 2022 the temperature dropped down suddenly. It was quite different between these two days. However, it won’t stop people from coming to Coney Island to watch this fantastic parade. The founder of Mermaid Parade was Dick Zigun. The parade was started in Coney Island 1983. Their goals are: 1. brings mythology to life for local residents who live on streets named Mermaid and Neptune 2. creates self-esteem in a district that is often disregarded as “entertainment”; and 3. lets artistic New Yorkers find self-expression in public. Unlike most parades, this one has no ethnic, religious, or commercial aims. It’s a major New York holiday invented by artists. The Mermaid Parade is the nation's largest art parade and one of New York City's greatest summer events.

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100 [NSFW] Photos Of The Fabulous Mermaid Parade