Daisy Lane Parade

The Daisy Lane Parade began in 1953 as the brainchild of Gertrude Whittle, who worked with the Long Beach City Council and Council of Churches to help decorate the grass median on Daisy Avenue with a Christmas Village and nativity scene. Today, the Daisy Lane parade is stewarded by the City of Long Beach, the Seventh District Council Office, the Wrigley Avenue Neighborhood Association and Maria Norvell, who is fondly known as the Mother of Christmas Tree Lane.

The deadline to turn in applications for the 70th Annual Daisy Lane Parade is Monday, December 2, 2024. Please be sure to send in your applications as soon as possible.

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70th Annual Daisy Lane Parade

The City of Long Beach and the Office of Seventh District Councilmember Roberto Uranga, along with the Wrigley Area Neighborhood Alliance (WANA), will host the 70th Annual Daisy Lane Parade on Saturday, Dec. 14, at 5 p.m., with a night of holiday entertainment on Sunday, Dec. 15, from 7 to 9 p.m. 

The free festive parade will begin on Daisy Avenue at West Burnett Street and travel south down the eastside of Daisy Avenue to Pacific Coast Highway (PCH), where it will make its way around the median and back up the westside of Daisy Avenue to conclude at West Hill Street. Daisy Avenue between Willow Street and PCH will be closed to vehicle traffic for the parade staging area and parade route.


Download the  70th Annual Daisy Lane Parade Map.

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