The Edison Festival of Light Grand Parade is set to light up downtown Fort Myers Sunday night.
As the largest night parade in the Southeast, this two-hour event is a must-see for locals and visitors.
The Grand Parade features an array of participants, including national and local marching bands, decorated floats, local government and law enforcement officials, and even clowns.
A two-hour illuminated parade celebrates the legacy of Thomas Edison and the vibrant spirit of Southwest Florida.
The event is part of the annual Edison Festival of Light, an iconic tradition that draws thousands of spectators each year.
The parade will take place on Sunday from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. It will take over the Downtown River District along Edwards Drive.
Whether you're attending for the first time or a returning spectator, the Grand Parade promises a fun evening of lights, music and community pride.
For more information, visit the Edison Festival of Light's website .