Little Friends, which used to sponsor the Holiday Parade of Lights, is still part of the annual downtown Naperville traditon. The nonprofit, which works with children and adults with autism and developmental disabilities, passed the parade baton to the Rotary Club of Naperville three years ago.
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Baird and Warner Realty decked out a firetruck as its float for Friday's Holiday Parade of Lights in downtown Naperville.
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Members of the Rotary Club of Naperville and their families helped open the annual Holiday Parade of Lights Friday night in downtown Naperville.
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Student's from Aurora's Marmion Academy were par of the Holiday Parade of Lights in downtown Naperville.
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Naperville Academy of the Arts featured costumed actors on its Holiday Parade of Lights float, one of more than 40 entries in the Friday caravan in downtown Naperville.
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It wasn't too cold for these local Girl Scouts, who were full of smiles while marching Friday night during the Holiday Parade of Lights, a fundraiser for the Rotary Club of Naperville.
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Members of American Legion Post 43 brought a little military synchronization to Friday night's Holiday Parade of Lights in downtown Naperville.
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A festive Mrs. Claus waves to people lined up to view the Holiday Parade of Lights held in downtown Naperville Friday night.
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Jesse Labreck and Chris DiGangi, local residents and competitors on NBC's "American Ninja Warriors," served as the grand marshals of this year's Holiday Parade of Lights in downtown Naperville.
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Crowds were six people deep in some spots along the 2023 Holiday Parade of Lights route in downtown Naperville. This year the Rotary Club of Naperville's annual parade will be held the night of Nov. 29. (Troy Stolt/Naperville Sun)
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Representatives for Loaves and Fishes Community Services, a Naperville-based organization with a food pantry serving people in DuPage, Kane, Kendall and Will counties, was one of several nonprofits to be part of Friday night's Holiday Parade of Lights in downtown Naperville.
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Members of the Naperville Road Show Choir are seen on their float during the Holiday Parade of Lights in downtown Naperville.
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The Naperville Young Singers float is seen during the Holiday Parade of Lights in Downtown Naperville on Friday Nov. 24, 2023. (Troy Stolt for the Naperville Sun)
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A giant Santa float was one of the highlights of this year's Holiday Parade of Lights, an annual tradition held the night of the day after Thanksgiving in Naperville.
Troy Stolt/Naperville Sun
Santa and Mrs. Claus always serve as the big finale to the annual Holiday Parade of Lights, which ushers in the holiday season for the Naperville area.
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Little Friends, which used to sponsor the Holiday Parade of Lights, is still part of the annual downtown Naperville traditon. The nonprofit, which works with children and adults with autism and developmental disabilities, passed the parade baton to the Rotary Club of Naperville three years ago.
Here are some of the sights seen Friday night at the Rotary Club of Naperville’s annual Holiday Parade of Lights…
Representatives for Loaves and Fishes Community Services, a Naperville-based organization with a food pantry serving people in DuPage, Kane, Kendall and Will counties, was one of several nonprofits to be part of Friday night’s Holiday Parade of Lights in downtown Naperville.
It wasn’t too cold for these local Girl Scouts, who were full of smiles while marching Friday night during the Holiday Parade of Lights, a fundraiser for the Rotary Club of Naperville.
Members of American Legion Post 43 brought a little military synchronization to Friday night’s Holiday Parade of Lights in downtown Naperville.
A giant Santa float was one of the highlights of this year’s Holiday Parade of Lights, an annual tradition held the night of the day after Thanksgiving in Naperville.
Crowds were six people deep in some spots along the Holiday Parade of Lights route Friday night in downtown Naperville.
Little Friends, which used to sponsor the Holiday Parade of Lights, is still part of the annual downtown Naperville traditon. The nonprofit, which works with children and adults with autism and developmental disabilities, passed the parade baton to the Rotary Club of Naperville three years ago.
A festive Mrs. Claus waves to people lined up to view the Holiday Parade of Lights held in downtown Naperville Friday night.
Santa and Mrs. Claus always serve as the big finale to the annual Holiday Parade of Lights, which ushers in the holiday season for the Naperville area.
The Naperville Young Singers float is seen during the Holiday Parade of Lights in Downtown Naperville on Friday Nov. 24, 2023. (Troy Stolt for the Naperville Sun)
Baird and Warner Realty decked out a firetruck as its float for Friday’s Holiday Parade of Lights in downtown Naperville.
Student’s from Aurora’s Marmion Academy were par of the Holiday Parade of Lights in downtown Naperville.
Jesse Labreck and Chris DiGangi, local residents and competitors on NBC’s “American Ninja Warriors,” served as the grand marshals of this year’s Holiday Parade of Lights in downtown Naperville.
Naperville Academy of the Arts featured costumed actors on its Holiday Parade of Lights float, one of more than 40 entries in the Friday caravan in downtown Naperville.
Members of the Naperville Road Show Choir are seen on their float during the Holiday Parade of Lights in downtown Naperville.