"parade about" is not correct or usable in written English.
You could use the expression "parade around" instead, as in: The children paraded around the playground, waving their flags in celebration.
What are all those funny facial expressions in "Another Parade" about?
My only really bad experience was at the Halloween Parade about ten years ago in NYC.
The 62-year-old music legend also opened up to US magazine Parade about the "life-threatening downside" of fame and his relationship with partner David Furnish.
Smith said it was less a demonstration and more "a creative parade" about the importance of the arts and creativity in education.
At this event, a fund-raiser for Community Roots Charter School in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, the children's book author Melanie Hope Greenberg will start the festivities by reading her book "Mermaids on Parade," about that famous seasonal frolic.
And yet countless young men continue to parade about the streets in their own boxer rebellion, wearing trousers so low that their shorts — and sometimes more than that — are on display.
Cheerful clans paraded about by the dozen, and grandchildren and great-grandchildren were proudly introduced.
I did clock the cast parading about as so many fluffy animals, a sight at once sweet and somewhat silly until you realize that Duckie is merely fashioning something three-dimensional out of the stuffed toys of our childhoods.
To my mind, the disfiguring make-up, from fake scars, burns and dangling eyeballs, seems no more naff than the idea of "sexy Halloween", with adults parading about in their "slutty witch" or "horny vampire" outfits.
We do know -- history is there to urge us to know -- that what happened to Emmett Till near Money, Miss., in 1955, was racial, it was hateful, it was witnessed and paraded about like a triumphal banner.
A parade of about 60 floats set off from Madeira Drive at about 11 00 BST and arrived at Preston Park at just before 13:00.
