FESTIVAL DATE AND PARADE SCHEDULE — TWO SEPARATE RECORDS
Original planning aid. A calendar conversion does not confirm a public event.
Example dates in the article are year-specific, not annual rules.

CALENDAR RECORD
Named festival / calendar convention:
Target year:
Traditional date or rule:
Corresponding Gregorian date, with year:
Calendar source / relevant row or table:
Date checked:
What this calendar source does not establish:

EVENT RECORD
Exact event name / city / organizer:
Target event year:
Announced date, with year:
Local start time / stated time zone if supplied:
Separate arrival or check-in time, if relevant:
Official event page:
Date the notice was published/updated, if supplied:
Date I checked the announcement:
Current, explicitly archived, year unclear, or conflicting information:
What is still unconfirmed:

COMPARISON
Do the calendar date and announced event date match?
If calculating a gap, use complete dates in the same year and show units:
Do not infer an organizer's reason from the gap, weekday or lunar-day alignment.
Does the program contain separately dated fairs, performances or other activities?
Do not transfer the parade's time or entry arrangements to those activities.

BEFORE ATTENDING
Latest official notice checked on:
Date, event year, place and start time reconfirmed:
Route / transport / access / entry arrangements confirmed separately:
Cancellation or change information:
Question for organizer if a necessary detail remains unclear:
Record a response and its date; a template is not a message already sent.
Do not use an old poster, search snippet or incomplete listing as confirmation.