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New book offers intimate window into magic of Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

2024-11-27

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Every Thanksgiving morning, the multitudes enjoy the amazing balloons and Santa's grand entrance at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, but one third-floor window on Central Park West has a view that's a bit more personal.

Photographer E.A. Kahane has had the best seat in the house, and she's turned her unique and intimate photographs of the parade into a new book, Come Join The Parade!!

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