UPDATE: If you missed Buffalo's Dyngus Day Parade or would like to watch it again, we've got you covered. You can watch the full parade in the video player below. Eileen Buckley and Pheben Kassahun hosted the live stream.
You can also watch our wrap-up on the day's celebrations below.
ORIGINAL: It's time for Dyngus Day! Western New Yorkers have plenty to look forward to in the Dyngus Day capital of the world with celebrations happening all across Western New York.
You can attend Buffalo's 18th annual Dingus Day Parade. The fun starts at 5:30 p.m. on Memorial Dr., heads west on Broadway and ends on Fillmore Ave.
If you don't plan on attending the parade, click here to find out how to watch it live with WKBW.
You can also head over to North Tonawanda's 4th annual Dyngus Day Parade. It kicks off at 5:00 p.m. on Oliver St. and ends with a party at the City Market. Joe Marranca co-chair of the event, joined 7 Voices on Friday to discuss celebrating in North Tonawanda. You can watch the full discussion below.
However, the Dyngus Day fun begins well before these parades start.
Check out the official Dyngus Day website to see a full list of participating venues and find out how to purchase a "Pussywillow Pass" — giving you free admission and access to all-day shuttles.
