Photo Essay: Homecoming Rolls Through New Glarus

Homecoming spirit filled downtown New Glarus as students, the marching band, floats and the Homecoming court moved through the village, turning a familiar fall tradition into an afternoon of color, music and school pride.

Todd Klassy
by Todd Klassy
Photo Essay: Homecoming Rolls Through New Glarus
The New Glarus High School Marching Band in downtown New Glarus for the 2026 Homecoming Parade. – Photo by Becky Degenhardt

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