A nearly century-old holiday tradition continued Sunday when the 92nd anniversary edition of the Hollywood Christmas Parade made its way through the streets of Tinseltown.

First called the Santa Claus Lane Parade, the event has been held every year except 1942 through 1944 during World War II and in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Celebrities, marching bands, balloons and of course, Santa Claus, marched through the heart of Tinseltown as part of the 92nd anniversary edition of the Hollywood Christmas Parade on Sunday. Thousands of people gathered to watch the 3.

This is the 92nd anniversary of the Hollywood Christmas Parade. Over the years so many groups, marching bands, military groups and famous faces graced this parade. Actress Frances Fisher told FOX 11, "It's so exciting to see the kids all happy."

The 92nd Hollywood Christmas Parade featured Jeremy Renner as grand marshal and supported the Marine Toys for Tots Program.

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