Join the City of Jacksonville as it honors our veterans and active-duty military.

On Wednesday, the city of Jacksonville is hosting its Veterans Day Parade. The annual parade, presented by the Law Offices of Ron Sholes, P.A., celebrates our men and women in uniform and recognizes the sacrifices they make in service to our country. It kicks off at 11 a.m. Wednesday. RELATED: City releases Veterans Day Parade details | Road closures for Veterans Day ParadeHow to watch the Veterans Day ParadeNews4Jax will have live coverage of the parade from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. You can watch by tuning in to Channel 4, or by streaming the event using the video player embedded below:

If you live or work downtown, you’ll want to take note of the roads and facilities the city of Jacksonville will be closing for its annual Veterans Day Parade. RELATED: City releases details on Veterans Day ParadeThe city says the following streets will be closed at 7 a.m. on Wednesday:Water Street from Lee Street to Hogan Street. Independent Drive from Hogan Street to Laura StreetBay Street from Main Street to I-95. Forsyth Street from S Myrtle Avenue to Main StreetHouston Street from Adams Street to Clay StreetAdams Street from Main Street to Johnson StreetLaura Street from Independent Drive to Monroe StreetLee Street from Water Street to Monroe StreetDavis Street from Forsyth Street to Adams StreetMadison Street from Forsyth Street to Houston StreetJefferson Street from Monroe Street to Riverside AvenueBroad Street from Acosta Bridge North to Monroe StreetPearl Street from Monroe Street to Water StreetJulia Street from Bay Street to Monroe StreetHogan Street from Water Street to Monroe StreetPark Street from Stonewall Street to Water StreetThe following city offices and facilities will also be closed:

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The River City honored and thanked the men and women who’ve made great sacrifices in service to our country with its annual Veterans Day Parade. Wounded Warrior Project, Vietnam Veterans, Disabled American Veterans, the Florida National Guard and Northeast Florida Women Veterans were just a few of the dozens of organizations that participated. Residents could attend in person or watch the event on TV, with WJXT Channel 4 airing the Veterans Day Parade live. Those who attended were encouraged to maintain social distancing and wear red, white and blue to support veterans. RELATED: Road closures for Jacksonville’s Veterans Day ParadeThe city said to expect closures on the following streets beginning at 7 a.m.:

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Thousands of people came to Downtown Jacksonville on Monday to participate in Florida's largest Veterans Day Parade and honor those that have served our country. Bay Street from the Sports Complex to downtown, and Independent Drive and Water Street to the Prime Osborn Convention Center, was lined with family, friends and good food. There were dignitaries, military units, high school marching bands, JROTC units and dozens of community groups represented. The grand marshal of the parade was the oldest person living in Florida who served in the military: 101-year-old Sollie Mitchell. GALLERY: 2019 Jacksonville Veterans Day ParadeNews4Jax broadcast the parade so those who could not make it downtown but wanted to say thank you to the men and woman who have served and sacrificed for our country could participate.

(CNN) - President Donald Trump put aside partisanship to honor the service and sacrifice of the nation's veterans, participating in the centennial New York City Veterans Day Parade on Monday. Our veterans risked everything for us, now it is our duty to serve and protect them," he said during remarks, calling U.S. veterans "America's greatest living heroes." New York Mayor and former 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Bill de Blasio was seated in the front row as Trump spoke, briefly recognizing and thanking him. However, there were audible protests as the President spoke, chants of "traitor" and "lock him up" heard as Trump spoke in Madison Square Park. The parade, per the United War Veterans Council, has more than 25,000 participants, who will travel 1.2 miles north on Fifth Avenue.

Jacksonville will honor the men and women who serve America on Monday during the annual Veterans Day Parade. Nearly 600 runners participated in the Salute to Veterans Run on Sunday morning, kicking off the Week of Valor. If you plan to attend the Veterans Day Parade on Monday, this handy guide should help answer your questions:What you'll seeBoth veterans and active-duty military members will be honored during the Veterans Day Parade. Where to watchThe parade kicks off around 11 a.m. downtown along East Bay Street near the intersection of A. Philip Randolph Boulevard. The parade continues down Bay to Newnan Street, onto Independent Street and ends at the Prime Osborn Convention Center.

JACKSONVILE, Fla. - The city of Jacksonville will honor the men and women who serve America on Monday during the annual Veterans Day Parade. What you'll seeBoth veterans and active-duty military members will be honored during the Veterans Day Parade. Where to watchThe parade kicks off around 11 a.m. downtown along East Bay Street near the intersection of A. Philip Randolph Boulevard. The parade continues down Bay to Newnan Street, onto Independent Street and ends at the Prime Osborn Convention Center. You can watch from both sides of the street along the parade route.