Main Street, Livingston Manor was lined with spectators on Saturday afternoon as the 2026 Trout Parade brought residents and visitors together to celebrate the region’s renowned fishing heritage …
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Main Street, Livingston Manor was lined with spectators on Saturday afternoon as the 2026 Trout Parade brought residents and visitors together to celebrate the region’s renowned fishing heritage with a circus-themed twist.
Many attendees arrived early to secure a spot along Main Street, while local shops and restaurants welcomed a steady stream of visitors throughout the day. Community activities, food vendors and live entertainment gave attendees an opportunity to enjoy the vibrant downtown atmosphere before and after the procession.
Under sunny blue skies, dozens of floats, marching groups, businesses and community organizations made their way through the hamlet. Colorful trout and circus-themed decorations, handcrafted displays, playful costumes, and live music helped create a festive atmosphere that carried throughout the event.
The parade highlights the region’s connection to the Beaverkill and Willowemoc waterways year after year, which have long made the area a destination for anglers from across the country. The 2026 Trout Parade once again showcased the pride, tradition and strong sense of community that continue to define Livingston Manor.
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