Here's a look at what balloons and floats you can expect to spot at the parade!

When Macy’s first introduced a helium-filled character balloon into the Thanksgiving Day Parade in 1927, people watching from the sidewalks of New York didn’t quite know what they were looking at.

Just like every comic book writer is only doing their best to break into feature films, every cartoonist is really only drawing to break into the spectacular world of Giant Inflatable Balloons!

About the film project they were from, the director himself says: “The main through line was a romance between a guy in the audience and a woman in the movie. The “every man” goes into the movie ...

The official poster for this year’s Balloon Fiesta has been unveiled. Created by artist Daniel Killen, the poster features Wile E. Coyote and his infamous roadrunner friend. In the poster, the Road ...

Stamford Mayor David Martin was in a whimsical mood Thursday, gleefully promoting the parade. “One score and five years ago, our DSSD and Sandy Goldstein brought forth to this great city a new idea, ...

Remember that time the gigantic “Chilly Willy” balloon escaped America’s Thanksgiving Parade in Detroit? Well, the winds are going to be back at it this year.

Campbell’s executive says products are for poor people, mocks Indians, lawsuit claims Ja'Marr Chase: I was out of character, ...

The U.S. military shot down the Chinese spy balloon off Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, after it traversed the United States (and dominated public discourse) for most of the week. The topic dominates ...

In 1927, three years after the parade launched, Felix the Cat debuted as its first big balloon. Felix was a cartoon cat that ...