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New Parade Route for Fourth on Broadway 2026

Author: The Daily News Now! March 10, 2026 Duration: 1:34

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Lubbocks Fourth on Broadway celebrates its 36th year with a revised parade route, starting at Avenue M and ending at Martin Luther King Junior Boulevard. Stage Left Productions takes charge, promising a memorable event with a Sonic Classic Car Show, Arts Row, live music, and a kids zone. Applications for parade entries, vendors, and volunteers are now open. Visit the Civic Lubbock website or follow Fourth on Broadway on social media for updates.

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