With the Rose Parade canceled, Pasadena is strangely quiet for a Jan. 1

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The cancellation, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, deals a huge hit to Pasadena's economy and the region's mood on New Year's Day.

would travel through Pasadena, cheered on by hundreds of thousands of spectators, some of whom braved the cold overnight to secure a prime viewing spot.

But in July, the New Year’s Day procession down Colorado Boulevard was canceled — for the first time in 75 years. It was a decision aimed at protecting public health, one sure to have a far-reaching financial toll on the regional and local economy as the coronavirus rages across Southern California. The region stands to lose up to $200 million as a result of a sidelined Rose Parade and Rose Bowl game, according to a 2018Tournament of Roses officials made the decision to cancel the parade in light of health protocols imposed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.Curtis McKendrick, left, and his father, Robert McKendrick, make their own 2021 Rose Parade along Colorado Boulevard on Friday.

 

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