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WATCH: 2014 Dominion Christmas Parade — Part 8

Posted at 12:09 AM, Dec 07, 2014
and last updated 2014-12-07 00:20:53-05

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RICHMOND, Va. — The 31st annual Dominion Christmas Parade kicked off from the Science Museum of Virginia and rolled down Broad Street Saturday, Dec. 6.

WTVR CBS 6 broadcast the parade live on television and streamed the parade on WTVR.com. You can watch the parade below and on the CBS 6 YouTube Channel or catch the rebroadcast on CBS 6 from 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Christmas Day.

The 2014 Grand Marshal was Richmond native and actor Chad L. Coleman, who stars as ‘Tyreese’ in AMC’s “The Walking Dead,”one of the most popular shows on TV. Scroll down for an interview with Coleman.

PART 8

  • Rotary Club Float
  • Blue Cobalt Ornament Balloon sponsored by Radio Communications of America/ Richweb
  • Tinkus Wapurys VA USA (Bolivian Dance Group)
  • Sports Backers featuring Tacky Light Run
  • SweetFrog Premium Frozen Yogurt
  • Monacan HS Marching Chiefs
  • Peppermint Train Balloon sponsored by Markel Corporation
  • UNOS Float
  • Dogtown Dance Theatre
  • Virginia Union University Ambassadors of Sound Marching Band
  • Goodwill Bapist Church Awana Club Float
  • Jessica Morgan School of Dance / Prestige Dance Studio
  • Union First Market Bank Float featuring Children’s Museum Legendary Santa

PART 1
PART 2
PART 3 featuring Grand Marshal Chad Coleman from “Walking Dead”; Harlem Globetrotters
PART 4 featuring VCU Peppas, Flying Squirrels, CBS 6 Trolley
PART 5 featuring Sugarland’s Kristian Bush; Science Museum of Virginia’s Giant Fruit Cake Balloon
PART 6 featuring the LOVE balloon; Rebel Legion — Star WarsPART 7 featuring the ShrinersPART 8 featuring Legendary SantaSHARE YOUR PARADE PICS

CUT-IN — CBS 6’s Greg McQuade and Bill Bevins’ interviews Richmond native and actor Chad L. Coleman

CUT-IN — CBS 6’s Cheryl Miller interviews Sugarland’s Kristian Bush

[Share your pics and vids from the 2014 Dominion Christmas Parade]

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