Annual Fish and Arts Festival brings environmental awareness to Hunts Point
The parade aims to connect the community to the Bronx River and educate the community on environmental issues.
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8h agoThe annual Fish Parade and Arts Festival celebrated its 21st year in Hunts Point on Saturday.
The parade aims to connect the community to the Bronx River and educate the community on environmental issues.
Revelers were able to enjoy food, an arts festival and live performances.
News 12’s Lindsay Tanney was at the parade and has more on what organizers say the event means for the community
