Florida Panthers players and fans gathered at Fort Lauderdale Beach to celebrate back-to-back Stanley Cup championships on a hot Sunday afternoon.

The parade was created by CIUSA’s former artistic director, Dick Zigun, and is produced by Coney Island USA, the not-for-profit arts organization located in Coney Island’s amusement district.

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The Florida Panthers won back-to-back Stanley Cup championships and will celebrate Sunday, June 22 in Fort Lauderdale. What to know about the parade.

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President Donald Trump hosted the largest US military parade in decades on his 79th birthday as protesters rallied across the country to accuse him of acting like a dictator.

A military parade through the streets of Washington, D.C., celebrates the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary today. These maps show the route.