Tour de Terrace parade a blast with pirates, clowns and classic cars
Posted: July 22, 2022 828
Pack 76 Cub Scouts and South County Fire trucks lead the parade along 56th Avenue West in Mountlake Terrace. (Photo by Julia Wiese)
Taking his job seriously. (Photo by David Carlos)
This year’s grand marshal: Double DD Meats owner Kim Nygard. (Photo by David Carlos))
Mayor Kyoko Matsumoto Wright. (Photo by David Carlos)
Getting ready for the pirate boat firing its cannon. (Photo by David Carlos)
A gritty Seafair Pirate tries to intimidate the photographer as an explosion from a cannon rings in the background. (Photo by Julia Wiese)
The pirates were a 2022 parade highlight. (Photo by David Carlos)
Photo by David Carlos
The Nile Shriners band. (Photo by David Carlos)
A wave from South County Fire personnel. (Photo by David Carlos)
Ballard Drill Team members show off their precision as they march along. (Photo by Julia Wiese)
1953 Navy Seabees M38AI jeep carrying
Major General Raymond Coffey. (Photo by Julia Wiese)
The Mountlake Terrace High School cheer squad. (Photo by Julia Wiese)
Seafair clowns greet the crowd. (Photo by David Carlos)
Photo by David Carlos
Giving out candy along te parade route. (Photo by David Carlos)
Washington Diamonds Drill team twirled and swirled along the parade route. (Phhoto by Julia Wiese)
The Tour de Terrace Parade tradition returned to Mountlake Terrace Friday night, officially launching the city’s three-day summer festival. Attendees were dazzled by cool cars, drill teams, Nile Shriner clowns and — of course — the Seafair pirates.
Grand marshal of this year’s parade was Double DD Meats owner Kim Nygard.
The festival continues Saturday with a pancake breakfast and a classic car show, a carnival, arts and crafts and food booths and a beer garden, followed by a fireworks show at 1o p.m. The festival also runs on Sunday. Learn more here.
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