The phrase "street procession" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a public event where people gather and move along a street, often for a celebration or demonstration.
Example: "The annual street procession attracted thousands of spectators who lined the sidewalks to watch the colorful floats and performers."
Alternatives: "parade" or "public march".
In each case, the central event is a festive street procession.
A Beale Street procession and memorial are scheduled on Wednesday in Memphis, Tennessee, followed by a Friday viewing and Saturday burial in King's hometown of Indianola, Mississippi.
At the same time, it became more Hindu in its worship, employing the sankirtana (devotional singing and dancing) and nagarakirtana (street procession) of the Chaitanya movement, an intensely devotional form of Hinduism established by the Bengali mystic and poet Chaitanya.
During Holy Week in April he danced and sang his way through a local batey in a traditional carnavalesque street procession called gagá in the Dominican Republic, rara in Haiti.
"Alcohol has never caused the death of anybody at the West Indian parade," said Jean Alexander, the marketing director for the West Indian American Day Carnival Association, which organizes the parade, the city's largest street procession.
A LINE of priests, chanting choir members, and altar girls and boys, all dressed in red and white robes, streamed down Duffield Street in Downtown Brooklyn last weekend, leading the Palm Sunday street procession at the Oratory Church of St . Boniface
Street processions are another common feature.
But they cannot hold street processions with unfurled banners.
The most important celebration in the Greek Orthodox calendar is marked with street processions and fireworks.
Archbishop Dolan blessed two symbolic artifacts, a bell and a colorful umbrella, items that traditionally accompanied a pope in Roman street processions.
Accompanying the street processions centred on three images of the saint are open trucks with orchestras playing waltzes and danzas; some people ride horses along the route.
