Wyandanch Family Day Celebrates 56th Year with Community Parade and Festivities

WYANDANCH, NY — Wyandanch Family Day, a celebrated tradition in the community, marked its 56th anniversary with a parade and celebration that drew widespread participation and enjoyment.

The event commenced this Saturday with a vibrant parade featuring Suffolk County Police Department (SCPD) members, including Acting Police Commissioner Robert Waring, Deputy Police Commissioner Kevin Catalina, and First Precinct Inspector Brendon Forte. The parade showcased culturally diverse floats, marching bands, and first responder vehicles, highlighting the community’s rich cultural tapestry.

Following the parade, attendees gathered at Wyandanch Park for a celebration filled with music, a variety of foods, and novelty items, continuing the day’s festive atmosphere.

Wyandanch Family Day was originally founded by a group of high school students and has since evolved into a major event, attracting hundreds of participants each year. This year’s successful celebration continues to build on the tradition of community pride and cultural celebration.

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