Photo Gallery: 2019 Salisbury Christmas Parade
Sunny White, left, Ava Reid, 8, Ariella Donoway, 4, and Shari Donoway pet dogs from Seaside and Delmarva Goldens Club. Taylor Hagy of the Mardela High School Marching Band. Santa Claus and his …
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Photo Gallery: 2019 Salisbury Christmas Parade
Sunny White, left, Ava Reid, 8, Ariella Donoway, 4, and Shari Donoway pet dogs from Seaside and Delmarva Goldens Club. 
Taylor Hagy of the Mardela High School Marching Band. 
Santa Claus and his reindeer make their grand appearance at the end of Sunday's 73rd annual Salisbury Christmas Parade. 
Wicomico High School March Band member Mariah Whaley plays piccolo. 
The fan-favorite Mardela High School Marching Band comes marching down East Main Street in Sunday's Salisbury Christmas Parade. 
Salisbury Middle School Band trumpet players Jada Whyte, Kelvin Lopez Mejia and Ethan Hall march and play in the Salisbury Christmas Parade. 
Members of the Wicomico County 4-H Club demonstrate their skills riding unicycles. 
An enthusastic state Delegate Carl Anderton. 
State Sen. Mary Beth Carozza. 
Congressman Andy Harris. 
Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis, followed by two members of his motorcycle patrol. 
Complete in a Police Department uniform, Rhett Staples, 6, of Salisbury, rides one of the Salisbury Police Department'S battery-operated cycles. 
Salisbury Mayor Jake Day greets parade watchers along East Main Street.
The Salisbury Jaycees on Sunday hosted the 73rd annual Salisbury Christmas Parade, presented by Mountaire Farms.
This year’s theme is “A Very Country Christmas.”
Nearly 100 entries participated, including floats, marching bands, area fire departments, Scout troops, animal units and elected officials.
For more than 70 years, the Salisbury Jaycees have diligently worked to plan and organize the annual Salisbury Christmas parade.
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