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Jupiter Tequesta Christmas Parade

Spectators gather along the route to watch community floats, schools, local businesses, and volunteer groups march through the area. The procession travels north along Central Boulevard and turns onto Frederick Small Road, passing reviewing and judging stands near Abacoa Community Park.

What to Expect

Celebrating its 50th annual milestone parade through Jupiter and Abacoa.

Event Details

Ages

All ages

Timed Entry

No

Organizer

Jupiter Tequesta Athletic Association

Local Insight & Ratings

Family Friendly

🎄 🎄 🎄 🎄 🎄 (5/5)

Best For

Families and community parade fans

Vibe

Festive and community-minded

Energy Level

Moderate

Photo Friendly

High

Weather Sensitivity

High

Location

Jupiter, FL

Know Before You Go

  • Hours: 1:00 pm.
  • Parking: Free parking is permitted in two Downtown Abacoa garages and a garage by the Marriott hotel; parking is also available on Main St. or University Blvd. Additional parking is on the southbound lane of Central Blvd and west of Promenade Way. Do not park in resident parking spaces. Handicap parking is marked on Main St. and University Blvd.
  • Accessibility: Handicap parking is clearly marked and available on Main Street and University Boulevard.

Tips & Advice

  • Get to the route early, because the parade route starts closing to all traffic shortly before the parade steps off.
  • Stay out of resident parking spaces around Abacoa, because cars parked there get towed at the owner's expense.
  • Watch near the judging stand on Frederick Small Rd just before Abacoa Community Park to see the floats at the end of the route.
  • If your group wants to march in the 50th parade, watch your inbox for registration forms and start brainstorming your entry early.
  • Coming from Military Trail or Donald Ross Rd., head west on Frederick Small Rd to the traffic circle and park along Central Blvd South.

Special Events & Promotions

  • This year is the 50th Annual JTAA Christmas Parade, marked with the banner "50 Years of Christmas Magic: Honoring our Past, Celebrating our Present, Inspiring our Future."

Quick Actions

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I park for the parade?

You can park free in the two Downtown Abacoa garages and in the Abacoa garage by the Marriott. There's also parking on Main St. and University Blvd. Don't use resident parking spaces, because you'll be towed at your own expense.

Is there any extra parking?

Yes. You can use the southbound lane of Central Blvd and the area west of Promenade Way. Coming from Military Trail or Donald Ross Rd., you can also park on either side of Central Blvd South. You can also park on both sides of Frederick Small Rd between the Skate Park and the traffic circle.

Where is the judging stand?

It's at the end of the route on the north (right) side of Frederick Small Rd, just before the entrance to Abacoa Community Park.

Can anyone enter the parade?

Yes. Any person, group, organization or business in the community can enter. The Parade Committee can turn down entries that are unsuitable or that compete directly with the sponsor. Because JTAA is a 501c3, the parade has to stay apolitical.

Who puts on the parade?

The Jupiter Tequesta Athletic Association (JTAA) sponsors it. A committee of volunteers runs it and plans all year long.

Tags

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Last Updated: Oct 20, 2026
Original Submitter: Sep 17, 2025 The Christmas Events Near Me editorial team