Phoenix’s annual holiday light parade set for Saturday

PHOENIX — A bright, colorful and mobile holiday tradition will roll into Phoenix on Saturday night when the APS Electric Light Parade returns.

The 28th annual parade will start at 7 p.m. on Central Avenue near Bethany Home Road, rain or shine.

The festive event brings the community together, Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton said in a statement.

Mickey Mouse will serve as grand marshal of the “Holidays in Toyland” edition of the parade.

Parade lovers can get a sneak peek Friday — all motorized entries will be on display during judging from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at North Phoenix Baptist Church.

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