Quincy’s Flag Day celebration begins at 6 p.m., with a parade starting at Hancock Street and Hannon Parkway. It will continue along Hancock Street and Merrymount Parkway before ending at Adams Field.

Final preparations are underway for one of Quincy’s most cherished traditions — the annual Flag Day Parade, Ceremony & Fireworks — made even more special this year as the city marks its 400th ...

Quincy's Flag Day parade will be significantly larger this year for the city's 400th anniversary. Several local groups were excluded from participating in this year's parade due to time constraints.

However, it would take more than a century from when the flag resolution was adopted for the day to be formally observed by ...

N EXPANDED number of bands were featured in the 74th annual Quincy Flag Day Parade in celebration of the city’s 400th ...

Quincy will host its 74th annual Flag Day parade on Saturday, with an expanded parade route, a firework show, and the ceremonial raising of an 80-foot American flag. The tradition was started in ...

QUINCY ‒ Floats, marching bands, patriotic tunes and a grand fireworks display over Black's Creek will highlight the City of Presidents' 73rd annual Flag Day Parade, which Mayor Thomas Koch has ...

We take a look at an often forgotten June holiday, Flag Day and how the city of Quincy has been celebrating the Red, White and Blue since 1952. Skip to content. NOWCAST NewsCenter 5 at 7.

Flag Day is embraced with patriotic fervor in many all-American communities, including Appleton, Wisc., Fairfield, Wash., Quincy, Mass., and Three Oaks, Mich.

Quincy’s annual Flag Day celebration will be back Saturday, with a full slate of festivities. The historic mile-long parade, in its 70th year, will follow the traditional route from Quincy ...