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Students at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Early College spent time preparing for Denver’s annual Marade, but couldn’t ...

Evangelia Williams prays during a cold morning at City Park at the start of the annual Marade celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in Denver on Jan. 20, 2025. (Photo by RJ Sangosti/The Denver ...

Nearly one hundred years after civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was born, thousands of people will march through Denver in his honor. “The Marade means to march and to parade.

The start time for Denver's MLK Marade honoring Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, Jan. 20 has been delayed due to the forecasted dangerous cold temperatures. The annual event is named a "marade ...

DENVER (KDVR) — The annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Marade will be modified due to the below-freezing temperatures on Monday. For almost 40 years, Denver has held an annual parade to honor Dr ...

The Marade has been delayed by an hour, to 10:30 a.m., and programming is shortened to limit people's time outside. RELATED: Cold weather forcing Denver Marade changes "The decision to move the ...

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At its inaugural event in January 1986, the Marade drew an estimated 15,000 people. Denver's Marade has since grown to be one of the largest MLK Day celebrations in the United States.

Despite single-digit temperatures felt throughout Denver on Monday, the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Marade went on, with hundreds participating.

Jr. Holiday events are under way and are expected to draw tens of thousands in Denver. The MLK Marade, a march and parade, taking place Monday January 20th is the signature event, and has grown to ...

The next year, the commission held the first Marade — a combination parade/march — with Wilma Webb at the head of a group of about 15,000 people.