Hadley Memorial Day Parade

04/01/2026

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05/28/2025

05/28/2025

Check out these great photos of the 2025 Hadley Memorial Day Parade by Honey Lens Photography - thank you for capturing!

Photo collection by Honey Lens Photography MA

05/26/2025

On this Memorial Day, let's pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Their courage and dedication are a source of pride and gratitude for all Americans.

05/26/2025

A terrific turnout for the Hadley Memorial Day Parade today! Thanks to all the folks who were in the parade and for everyone who came to watch!
Thank you to all the Hadley departments and volunteers who made the day happen: Hadley Police Department, Hadley Fire Department, DPW, Hadley Public Schools, Library, Senior Center, Town Hall, the team at the Legion, and again, all of the terrific volunteers!
And thank you to our veterans, for the sacrifices they have made. We honor them this weekend and always. 🇺🇸

05/19/2025

The Hadley Memorial Day Parade is Sunday, May 25 at 2pm ☀️ Don't forget the sunscreen! Please join us for complimentary refreshments at the Legion after the parade, everyone; marchers, spectators, community members, are welcome.
If you are joining us in the parade or on the sidelines, note that parking will not be available in the Senior Center/Library lot, noon-2pm, as that is where line-up will take place. Thank you!

05/19/2025

The Hadley Memorial Day Parade and ceremonies will take place this coming Sunday, May 25. This is a friendly reminder to please register your parade entries here: www.hadleyparade.com.

07/02/2024

Thank you Hadley Media for putting together this outstanding video of the 2024 Hadley Memorial Day Parade! Did you spot yourself in this video? Let us know in the comments what your favorite part of the parade was!

06/02/2024

05/27/2024

05/27/2024

05/27/2024

The tribute banners, hung on utility poles, display men and women who've in some way served the country — in times of war and peace.