Mayor Eric Adams celebrates Korean culture at annual parade in Korea town

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has joined the vibrant Korean community in Korea town today for their annual parade, celebrates the rich cultural contributions of one of the city’s most dynamic groups. Sharing his experience on Twitter, Adams expressed his gratitude and admiration for the Korean community’s role in shaping the city’s diverse identity.

“Had such a blast joining these New Yorkers for their annual celebration of Korean culture. I can’t imagine New York City without our proud and hard-working Korean community. Thank you for your contributions to our city!” Adams tweeted from the event.

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The annual Korean Parade is a hallmark of the city’s multicultural calendar, drawing participants and spectators from across New York to enjoy traditional music, dance, and food. As Korea town came alive with festive spirit, Adams mingled with attendees, underscoring his administration’s commitment to fostering inclusion and unity among the city’s many communities.