CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Charlotte community came together on Saturday for the Black History parade.
It started at 3 p.m. in west Charlotte on Catherine Simmons Avenue. The event was put on by the United Council for Change.
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The crowd favorites were the cars and horses.
People could be seen lining the streets as cool cars and different organizations marched in the parade.
“It’s great to see a community come together to celebrate their heritage. You can see everybody coming together in their unique way to make a celebration. It’s much pride,” said Charlotte resident Mark Raley.
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