49th Annual Ahwatukee Easter Parade and Spring Fling

April 19, 2025
HAPPY PARADE and SPRING FLING DAY

48th Annual Kiwanis Ahwatukee Easter Parade March 30, 2024

Who will Lead The parade as The 2025 Grand Sponsor?

Join us for a family fun day slated for April 19, 2025! The parade will begin at 10 a.m. The parade route is from Warner to Elliot Rd along 48th Street in Ahwatukee. Join thousands of spectators for one of the Valley’s longest running community parades.

After the parade, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., join us at the Ahwatukee Community Park for our Spring Fling Festival and Craft Fair. We’ll have bounce houses for the kids, food trucks, entertainment, and a ton of booths for attendees to browse.

Boy Scouts carry the flag at the
front of the parade.
Maricopa Sheriff’s Mounted Posse
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego rides in a 1956 Ford Thunderbird.*
Gilbert Days Rodeo Teen Queen 2023 Kialyn Armstrong rides in the 47th Annual Ahwatukee Kiwanis Easter Parade.*
Students from Classic Image Dance wave from their float in the 47th Annual Ahwatukee Kiwanis Easter Parade.*

* Photos by David Minton/Staff Photographer

Registration Forms Available January 10th

There’s Room for Everyone to Participate

  • Become a Parade and Spring Fling Sponsor
  • Be in the parade
  • Showcase your business or cause by becoming a vendor
  • Advertise in the parade booklet
  • Perform on the entertainment stage
  • Volunteer to help

The Kiwanis Club of Ahwatukee was founded in 1982 and to this day remains a strong part of the Ahwatukee community. We are a group of friends who have a love for giving back to the community and helping children right here in the Valley.

We have been hosting the annual Ahwatukee Easter Parade and Spring Fling for 47 years. Once again 75 -100 parade entries will move North up 48th Street from Warner to Elliot Road. Once again kids will play in the bouncey houses and the aroma from the food trucks will be in the air. The parade with Spring Fling is our signature yearly fundraiser that funds our charitable efforts to help the poor, underprivileged, and disenfranchised in the Valley. We rely on the support of community members like you to help with our projects to support foster youth, Key Clubs, Kids Camps and more!