NYC Socials: 2025 West Indian Day Parade Sponsorship Inquiry Ticket

NYC Socials CORPORATIONS ONLY: This is an exclusive sponsorship inquiry ticketing page to book a consultation service for 2025 West Indian Day Parade

Purchase your ticket for advertiser consultation for 2025 West Indian Day Parade ! It's happening at Eastern Parkway, so get ready for your brand to be part of a day full of fun, culture, and celebration. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be a part of the excitement & GET IN FRONT OF 1 MILLION participants.

Consultation Topics

📢 Exclusive B2B Advertising Opportunity Analysis

1) Demographics of Brooklyn’s premier 12-hour outdoor cultural and entertainment schedueld to be showcased on Monday, September 1, 2025 (Labor Day).

2) Estimated Footfall: 1,000,000+ attendees (OVER A MILLION PEOPLE)

3) Corporate Advertising Packages – Introdiction to Tiered B2B Pricing Tiers and Latest Participant Information

4) Risk Mitigation & Contingency: How to hedge operator and advertiser risks tied to weather or other unforeseen disruptions, we are working in partnership with licensed insurance providers to offer event interruption insurance and advertising protection policies.

• Weather interruption coverage
• Non-performance insurance
• Advertising loss protection

Insurance terms and underwriting subject to provider approval.

📝 How to Apply:

Sponsorships are limited and subject to vetting. To secure your consultation right with us, please purchase the timed ticket and prepare yourself by reading and understanding the following materials prior to the meeting or call :

Why Advertise Here?

✅ NYC’s second-most attended open-air event

✅ Diverse consumer segments across industries

✅ High-visibility media coverage (TV, digital, influencers)

✅ Real-time brand engagement & direct sampling

Let Your Brand Be Seen in Brooklyn on Labor Day 2025.

Act fast — premium placements are already filling!

📆 Deadline to apply: July 31, 2025

Preferred Adverisers to be announced.

West Indian American Day Carnival Association

Learn more at https://wiadcacarnival.org

Ms. Jessie Wardell and some of her West Indian friends started the Carnival in Harlem in the 1930′s by staging costume parties in large enclosed places – like the Savoy, Renaissance and Audubon Ballrooms due to the cold wintry weather of February. This is the usual time for the pre-Lenten celebrations held in most countries around the world. However, because of the very nature of Carnival and the need to parade in costume to music – in door confinement did not work.

The earliest known Carnival street activity was held during the 1940′s when Ms. Wardell, secured the first street permit for a parade type event on the streets of Harlem. During the 1960′s, another Trinidadian – Rufus Goring, brought Carnival to Brooklyn. In 1967, Goring passed the reigns over to Carlos Lezama, who became president of WIADCA and who nurtured the organization and carnival celebrations till 2001, when, due to his ill-health he retired and his daughter, Yolanda Lezama-Clark served as president till 2011. Thomas Bailey was elected president in 2012. All lived in Trinidad & Tobago during their early lives.

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