- Simply join the Lineup between 1:30 and 2pm at the Civic Center on Claiborne St. on Joe Cain Sunday.
- It’s FREE. NO payment or registration is required.
- Costumes are strongly suggested.
- Children are welcome.
- Marchers will be given an official commemorative 2018 button – look for a representative of the Joe Cain Marching Society next to Chief Slac’s coal wagon to get yours.
- No pets or motorized vehicles allowed per city ordinances.
Email joecainmarchers@gmail.com for questions.
See YOU there!
The mission of the Joe Cain Marching Society is…..
To provide for charitable, entertainment, scientific and educational purposes and objects;
To provide an open atmosphere for citizens of the city and visitors alike, whether individuals, families or groups, to participate freely in the annual Joe Cain Procession “peoples’ procession” with no expectation of having to pay a fee or to join a society to do so in accordance with the purposes established in 1868 by Joe Cain and as reaffirmed by Julian Lee Rayford in 1967 when he began the “holiday for all the people”.
To promote the cultivation of refined and innocent amusement for the city of Mobile, its environs and beyond; To promote positive public participation in and awareness of the history and spirit of Joe Cain and his vision while always being aware of Cain’s own admonition: “Have A Good Time But Don’t Get Bad!”
Marching Society Board Members
Marcher Emeritus – Wayne Dean
Head Marcher – Gerald Tomlinson
The Joe Cain Procession is conducted by the Joe Cain Marching Society for the benefit and enjoyment of the citizens of Mobile and visitors from around the world. The annual event, which is free and open to the public, is financed by JCMS fundraising events and donations from patrons who support founder Julian Rayford’s vision of the “People’s Parade”. If you would like to support the Joe Cain Procession, please send a donation. Checks payable to: Joe Cain Marching Society, Inc, P. O. Box 50985, Mobile, AL 36605
