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The Catskill Chronicle 
12th Annual Trout Parade Bigger and Better Than Ever
June 15, 2015 by The Catskill Chronicle
Story and photos by Carol Montana
LIVINGSTON MANOR, NY (June 15, 2015) – There was definitely something fishy going on in Livingston Manor on Saturday. Hundreds of fishy
characters marched and paraded up Main Street, while hundreds of others watched.
It was the occasion of the 12th Annual Trout Parade sponsored by the Catskill Art Society.
This year’s theme was “Somewhere Over the Rainbow (Trout),” adding a touch of the “Wizard of Oz” to the otherwise strictly fishy event.
There were antique cars and marching bands and many characters.
In addition there was a services auction to benefit the Livingston Manor Free Library, and performance of NACL’s “The Weather Project.”
Proceeds from the parade benefited the Art and Music programs at the Livingston Manor Central School and the non-profit Catskill Art Society.
Below are some photos of the event. Enjoy!
If you are interested in purchasing any of the photos, please contact us at Catskill.Chronicle@yahoo.com
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