The Salmon Days Grande Parade kicked off at 10 a.m. on Saturday with a stroll up Front Street and Gilman Boulevard. Featuring local nonprofits, marching bands, zombies, gymnasts and more, the spectacle entertained onlookers gathered on the sidewalks for over an hour.
The cubs of Cub Scout Pack 699. Nicole Jennings/staff photo
The parade featured not only salmon, but other marine life, such as octopi. Nicole Jennings/staff photo
Eastside Baby Corner, which helps needy families around the Eastside. Nicole Jennings/staff photo
The volunteers of Eastside Baby Corner. Nicole Jennings/staff photo
Local Girl Scouts proudly carry their flag. Nicole Jennings/staff photo
The Issaquah High School Marching Band. Nicole Jennings/staff photo
The zombies of Issaquah advertise for the annual Issaquah Zombie Walk on Oct. 28. Nicole Jennings/staff photo
Gymnasts of Gymnastics East perform cartwheels. Nicole Jennings/staff photo
Gymnasts of Gymnastics East perform cartwheels. Nicole Jennings/staff photo
The Colors of Hawai’i Kau’ Lio Pa’u Riders. Nicole Jennings/staff photo
A stylish pooch marches with Riverdog Canine Coaching of Issaquah. Nicole Jennings/staff photo
The kids of Sunnyside Montessori Preschool and Elementary School in Issaquah. Nicole Jennings/staff photo
