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Petaluma-Nicasio Parlor #183 Veteran’s Day Parade
November 11, 2025 @ 11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Petaluma Veterans Day Parade
Tuesday, November 11th, 2025
Arrive: 11:00 AM
Location: Downtown Petaluma
4th street between “D” and “I” streets.
Contact: Kris Nelson (707) 332-2376 / [email protected]
Petaluma Veterans Day Parade.
Petaluma-Nicasio Parlor is extending an invitation to all Native Sons of the Golden West to join us at the Petaluma Veterans Day parade this year. We intend our presence to include all Parlors of our order and welcome all Brothers throughout the state to join us.
We will be joined this year by our Grand President, Gary Padgett of Sonoma Parlor #111.
The Petaluma Veterans Day parade is among the largest in the state of California. There is an opportunity for the Native Sons to show our appreciation to all veterans for their service to our country.
Petaluma-Nicasio #183 will be carrying the American flag in the Petaluma Veterans Day parade on November 11th. It’s a 30 foot flag so we will need about 20 brothers to help carry it. Please help honor our veterans.
We will be joined this year by our Grand President, Gary Padgett of Sonoma Parlor #111.
The Petaluma Veterans Day parade is among the largest in the state of California. There is an opportunity for the Native Sons to show our appreciation to all veterans for their service to our country.
Petaluma-Nicasio #183 will be carrying the American flag in the Petaluma Veterans Day parade on November 11th. It’s a 30 foot flag so we will need about 20 brothers to help carry it. Please help honor our veterans.
We have final details of our staging location and time for the Petaluma Veterans Day Parade.
As mentioned previously, we are arriving at 11:00 am on Tuesday November 11th, 2025.
The parade doesn’t start until 1:00 pm, but parking can pose a real problem.
Location:
We are entry #28 “Native Sons of the Golden West.”
We will be staging on 4th street in Petaluma in a vicinity of Walnut Park (D street).
If in doubt, ask one of the numerous parade volunteers on 4th Street.
