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Veterans Day parade scheduled for Saturday in downtown Atlanta

By Jeremiah Mcwilliams
Nov 11, 2011

The Georgia Veterans Day Parade Association of Atlanta will host the 30th Annual Veterans Day Parade in Atlanta on Saturday, Nov. 12. The parade starts at 11:11 a.m., beginning on Peachtree Street south of Ralph McGill/Ivan Allen Blvd. It will proceed south on Peachtree Street, turn right on Baker Street towards Centennial Olympic Park, and turn left on Centennial Olympic Park Drive towards CNN Center and Philips Arena. The reviewing stand will be at the corner of Baker Street and Centennial Olympic Park Drive, near the World of Coca Cola.

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