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St. Patrick's Day is celebrated every year on 17th March in honor of the patron saint of Ireland. It's a time to celebrate Irish culture and all are welcome to join over 40 million Irish Americans in "the wearing of the green". Parades take place across the world on or around March 17th with the largest parades being held across the United States.
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ALABAMA
Birmingham St. Patrick’s Day Parade 2010
Saturday, March 20, 2010 – 11:30am
Has the economy put a damper on your spring break plans? Need some inexpensive family fun? Want to march down the street and wave at people you never met? Feel like throwing beads and candy while you dance a jig to the tunes of Birmingham's fabulous pipe bands? Join us in downtown Birmingham on March 20th at 11:30 AM for this years St. Patrick's Day parade. Parade lines up on Powell Avenue and 20th St and works its way south on 20th St. to Five Points South where there will be entertainment, great deals on food and drink and lots for the kids and parents alike to do and enjoy. For information about how to participate in the parade contact Julie Nelson at jnelson@ndgarchitecture.com or leave message at 205 328 3595. There is still time for your organizations, groups or individuals to march in the parade, just let us know and we will put on the roster.
ARIZONA
Phoenix St. Patrick's Day Parade 2010Saturday, March 13th - 10am The 27th Phoenix St. Patrick's Day Parade began in 1983. Its purpose is to preserve and enhance the heritage and traditions of the Irish Culture as well as share that culture with the citizens of Arizona. This year will be the 27th Anniversary. The Parade has marching bands, Irish step dancers, bagpipers, police and fire vehicles, government dignitaries, floats, the 2010 Arizona Irish Colleen with her court and a whole lot more. Staging Area Location: 3rd St. from Thomas to VirginiaRoute: 3rd St. South from Virginia to Moreland.The Faire follows immediately after the parade at Margaret T. Hance Park. N. Central Ave and W. Culver St., next to the Irish Cultural Center. 40th Sedona St. Patrick’s Day Parade 2010Saturday, March 6 - 10:30 AM The 40th Annual Sedona St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival will be held on Saturday March 6th.The event is presented by Sedona Main Street Program, NAU Parks and Recreation Management Program and the Sedona Green Team. The parade starts at 10:30 a.m. from Jordan Historical Park and proceeds south on Jordan Road to Mesquite Avenue. Parade entrants include dignitaries and civic, social, cultural and religious organizations and businesses from the area. The Festival begins immediately following the parade, featuring live entertainment, free children’s and family activities, food vendors and, of course, a Beer Garden until 3:00 p.m
Sunday, March 14, 2009 – Armory Park
CALIFORNIA
Saturday, March 13 - 9:30am
This year’s parade will stage on Amador Plaza Road and start at the corner by Safeway. It will then proceed east on Dublin Blvd. (in the westbound lane), turn north on Village Parkway (on the south side of the street), and then head west on Amador Valley Blvd. (on the eastbound side of the street) to Donohue Drive - ending at the entrance to Target by the Senior Center.
Saturday, March 13 - 11:00 a.m.
Come rain or shine, this year’s San Diego St. Patrick’s Day Parade will start off at 11am sharp from 6th and Laurel, Balboa Park and is run in conjunction with the Festival, with plenty of food, music, dancing, shopping, history (at the Celtic Village) and good fun - or "craic," as the Irish say.
Saturday, March 13, 2009 - 11.30 am
The San Francisco St. Patrick's Day Parade, now in its 159th year has historic ties to the city of San Francisco. The parade itself is a major attraction for attendees from all different demographics and ethnicity.
The Parade begins at 11:30 am from Second and Harrison where participants from all over the country, will reel about with laughter and revelry all the way to City Hall. The Festival will take place, from 11am to 5pm at San Francisco’s Civic Center Plaza.
COLORADO
Saturday, March 13 – 10:00am
Our theme, Shamrockin’ 2010 spotlights the significant contributions the Irish have made to music over the years. Many of the current genres we enjoy today, such as folk, country, cowboy, rock and bluegrass, have been influenced by celtic music. This year's St Patrick's Day Parade starts at Coors Field parking lot, steps off at 27th and Blake, Blake west to 17th, 17th to Wynkoop, Wynkoop back to Coors Field.
Saturday, March 13 – 10:00am
Come celebrate the luck of the Irish at 10:00am when the parade begins on Walnut Ave (North side of Old Town Sq.) The parade route (print map here) is North on Walnut, turns south on College Ave and travels in the south bound lanes until making a left on Magnolia. The last stretch of the parade will be north along Remington Ave. until it connects with Mountain again! The parade is FREE to the public and open to all!
CONNECTICUT
Saturday, March 13 - 11am
The Parade will be Saturday, March 13th at 11:00 a.m. Come down to the parade route early and get your seat! The parade begins at Capitol Avenue by the State Capital, takes a left on Main Street, a left on Asylum, a left on Ford Street, and then ends by the Memorial Arch. The parade is held rain or shine.
Sunday, March 14 – 1:00pm
The Nation's 6th oldest parade and the oldest in New England. This family-oriented event will feature spirited Irish dancers, beautiful Parade Queens, and lots of Irish eyes smiling! Come out and celebrate a great New Haven tradition and the largest single-day spectator event in CT. For further information please visit: www.stpatricksdayparade.org.
Sunday, March 21 -1.00pm
The parade is a keystone in family entertainment and is "The" Irish cultural event in southeastern CT. This year’s parade begins at South Parking Lot of Mystic Seaport then left (South) on Greenmanville Rd, right on Willow Street, left on Broadway, right on East Main St, across Bridge, left on Water St and ends at Groton Police sub-station.
Wednesday, March 17 – 1:00pm
Starting at the bottom of State Street near Bank Street, and ending at Hanafin's Public House at 310 State Street for the Party!
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Sunday, March 14 - 12:00 Noon
The Parade will be held on Sunday, March 14, 2010 at 12:00 Noon, and will proceed down Constitution Avenue from 7th to 17th Streets, N.W., in our Nation’s Capital. The St. Patrick’s Day Parade is one of the best attended parades in Washington.
FLORIDA
Saturday, March 13th, 2010 - 11:00 a.m.
Céad mile fáilte romhat! The 32nd Annual Naples St. Patrick's Day Parade will take place on Saturday, March 13th, 2010 at 11:00 a.m. Be sure to join us for the traditional flag rasing ceremony at Crayton Cove at 9:30 a.m. to kick off the parade.
GEORGIA
Saturday, March 13th - 12 Noon
This year’s Atlanta St. Patrick’s Day Parade will be the biggest; best attended St. Patrick's Day Parade & Festival since the inaugural Parade held some 152 years ago, in 1858! This year is going to be even bigger and better than previous years' record breaking parades & festivals as significantly higher crowds are expected.Over 200 units, including floats, bands of every kind, military units, Bagpipe & Drum Corps, thousands of children, Irish dancers, clowns, high tech fire-fighting equipment, police units, drill teams, dogs, horses, antique cars, dignitaries from Ireland, and Government leaders.
ILLINOIS
Saturday, March 13 – Noon
The South Side Irish Parade Committee is pleased to announce the creation of the South Side Irish Parade Family Fest, a culturally-rich St. Patrick’s Day celebration to be held on Saturday, March 13, 2010.
Hosted in conjunction with the Beverly Arts Center, this daylong event will feature activities such as an Irish soda bread contest, a best-dressed “Irish” dog contest, and a children’s parade around the art center’s grounds. The event will also offer family-friendly activities such as Irish-themed arts and crafts for kids, children’s films, and a live production by the Beverly Arts Centers’ own children’s theater group. In addition, this event will feature food, drink, numerous Irish vendors, and live entertainment from bagpipers, Irish dancers, and a host of Irish musicians. The evening will culminate with a performance by Hothouse Flowers, a world-renowned band hailing from Ireland that combines traditional Irish music with influences from soul, gospel and rock.
Saturday, March 13 - Noon
The parade starts at Balbo and Columbus. The parade units will proceed north on Columbus Drive and the viewing stand will be located in front of Buckingham Fountain.
Saturday, March 13, 2009 – Noon
This year’s St Patrick’s Day Parade starts at Spring Road & Wilson and proceeds north.
Saturday, March 7, 2009 - 1 p.m
Growing in popularity each year, this annual parade is one of the largest in the western suburbs. The 70-plus entries include several bagpipe bands, the award-winning Proviso Marching Band, local businesses, Medinah Shriner's Mini Choppers, Roaring 57's and Clown Unit, area police and fire vehicles, floats, Irish Dancers, Forest Park Dog Park, Toys for Tots and more. The festivities continue after the parade as local and area residents, friends and families spend the day on Madison Street.
Saturday, March 13th - 11.30am
The GRAND PARADE is the only interstate St. Patrick's Day Parade in the USA and is viewed by tens of thousands of people along the route from Rock Island, Illinois across the Mississippi River through Davenport, Iowa. A Mass at St. Mary's Church, Rock Island, IL will be celebrated at 10:00 am. The parade will begin at 11:30 AM at the corner of 4th Ave and 23rd St in Rock Island and wind its way west thru downtown Rock Island following 4th Ave to 20th St to 3rd Ave to 17th St to 2nd Ave to the Centennial Bridge, where it crosses the Mississippi River to Gaines St. in Davenport and then north to 3rd St. and east on 3rd to Harrison St and then south on Harrison to conclusion at 2nd St.
INDIANA
Indianapolis St. Patrick's Day Parade 2010
Wednesday March 17
With over 100 units are expected at the 30th Anniversary Indianapolis St. Patrick’s Day Parade and the Greening of the Canal there is something for everyone to enjoy.
IOWA
Wednesday March 17, 2010
For further information on this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade and other events please visit www.sapadapaso.org
Wednesday March 17, 2009 - Noon
In Des Moines, as in many other U.S. cities, we recognize March 17th (St. Patrick's Day) with a parade, the 'wearing of the green', and in some places…green beer (they really add green coloring to it!). The parade is sponsored by The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick. This year’s parade will start promptly at 12:00 noon; from 15th Street to Locust Street, proceed east on Locust all the way to Embassy Suites Hotel for the Reception. Reception ends at approximately 4:30 pm.
Saturday, March 13th - 11.30am
The GRAND PARADE is the only interstate St. Patrick's Day Parade in the USA and is viewed by tens of thousands of people along the route from Rock Island, Illinois across the Mississippi River through Davenport, Iowa. A Mass at St. Mary's Church, Rock Island, IL will be celebrated at 10:00 am. The parade will begin at 11:30 AM at the corner of 4th Ave and 23rd St in Rock Island and wind its way west thru downtown Rock Island following 4th Ave to 20th St to 3rd Ave to 17th St to 2nd Ave to the Centennial Bridge, where it crosses the Mississippi River to Gaines St. in Davenport and then north to 3rd St. and east on 3rd to Harrison St and then south on Harrison to conclusion at 2nd St.
KANSAS
Wednesday March 17 - 1.00 pm
Now in its 23rd year the Lawrence St Patrick’s Day Parade starts from South Park at 1:00PM and proceeds through Downtown, across the river, down Locust Street, and through North Lawrence then turns East to North 9th Street.
KENTUCKY
Saturday, March 13 - 3:00 pm From to Mid-City Mall
The 2010 parade will the best ever, topping last year's 100+ parade units and record crowd of about 15,000: a great Highlands family tradition. This year's parade theme is " Hooley in the Highlands"
LOUISIANA
New Orleans
Irish Channel St Patrick's Parade 2010
Saturday, March 13, 2010 - 1 pm
The Irish Channel St. Patrick's Day Club will hold its 62nd Annual Mass and Parade celebration on Saturday, March 13th, 12:00 p.m. at St. Mary's Assumption Church (corner of Constance and Josephine Streets) followed by the parade (corner of Felicity and Magazine) at 1:00 p.m.
St. Patrick's Day Parade on Metairie Road
Sunday, March 14, 2010 - 11 am
The annual Metairie Road St. Patrick's Day parade will take place on Sunday, March 14. The parade begins at 11 am in front of Rummel High School on Severn Avenue, goes down Severn to Metairie Road, then Metairie Road to the parish line.
Parisol's St. Patty's Day Party
Wednesdy, March 17, 2010 - 11 am
Annual celebration in the Irish Channel - corner of Third & Constance Streets. Lots of green beer!
Downtown Irish Club Parade
Wednesday, March 17, 2010 - 6.30pm
The annual downtown St. Patrick's Day parade begins on the corner of Burgundy and Piety in the Bywater, proceeds roughly up Royal, across Esplanade to Decatur, up Bienville to Bourbon. The parade makes several "pit stops" on its way to Bourbon St.
MAINE
PORTLAND
Sunday March 14 2010 - Noon
The Irish American Club's St. Patrick's Parade will be held on Sunday March 14th at noon. The participants will assemble at the Portland Fish Pier on Commercial Street and parade to the Maine State Pier where a Closing Ceremony will take place, featuring music, dance and goodwill comments from various dignitaries.
This is a great opportunity for Irish people of all generations, and their friends, to come out and celebrate in a family fashion in a city with a great Irish heritage.
MARYLAND
Sunday, March 14 - 2:00pm
Baltimore's St. Patrick Parade is truly the jewel in Maryland's emerald crown. For more than 50 years, thousands of spectators from the region have crowded the streets and sidewalks of downtown Baltimore and the famous Inner Harbor to watch thousands more march and celebrate Irish culture, music, song, and dance.
The Shamrock 5K race begins at 1:15 p.m. at Charles and Franklin Streets. The Parade steps off at 2:00 p.m. at the Washington Monument, and continues to Pratt Street and Market Place.
Saturday, March 13 - Noon
It is time to make plans to attend the Delmarva Irish-American Club's 30th Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade scheduled for Saturday March 13th, 2010 with the Irish Festival at 45th Street starting at 10:00 AM and the St. Patrick's Day Parade starting at 12:00 Noon.
MASSACHUSSETTS
Abington St. Patrick's Day Parade 2010
Sunday, March 21st - 1:00 PM
Parade starts from Abington Center.
Saturday, March 6th - 11:00 AM
This year's theme is "Heroes and Heroines of Ireland" and the parade route is about 2 miles long. Parade starts at School Street and Route 28 in West Dennis. Continue west on Route 28, over the Bass River Bridge, ending at Route 28 and Forest Road, by the Dunkin Donuts and the Catholic Church.
Sunday, March 21 – Noon
The Parade begins at 12:00 noon on Sunday March 21, 2010. All contingents and floats start from the KMart Plaza on Route 5, Northampton Street, Holyoke. The Parade route is 2.6 miles through the streets of Holyoke, ending in downtown Holyoke. Visit www.holyokestpatricksparade.com for more Information. Slainte!
Sunday, March 14 - 1:00 PM
For further information about this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade please visit our website
South Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade 2010
Sunday, March 14 - 1:00 PM
The parade begins at the Broadway 'T' Station and ends at Andrew Square, South Boston and will feature marching bands and pipe bands from throughout North America. The parade travels through South Boston - Boston's most Irish neighborhood. Since 1901 this parade has become a prominent part of South Boston's history. Southie's annual wearin' of the green steps off from the Broadway T Stop proceeding down West Broadway to East Broadway to East 4th, to 5th Street, and around Thomas Park. Marchers continue to Telegraph Street to Dorchester Street ending at Andrew Square.
Worcester County 28th Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade 2010
Sunday, March 14 – Noon
The Worcester County St. Patrick’s Day Parade starts at Mill Street and ends at Highland Street.
MICHIGAN
Sunday, March 21 - 2:00 PM
The parade starts at Center and Park Avenues and disbands at Center and Water Streets. Marching bands, pipe bands, and floats will march down the street led by the 2010 Parade Marshal, Terry Bullock. This is an opportunity for family and friends to get together and enjoy a day together.
Come and join us! Be sure to dress warmly! We hope you and yours have a Happy St. Patrick's Day!
Saturday, March 13 – Noon
Fun and frivolity abound in March with Clare’s four day Irish Festival extravaganza! From Leprechaun contests and parades to Irish dancing and musical performances, be prepared to immerse yourself in the finest Irish traditions at the 35th Annual Clare Irish Festival.
Sunday, March 14 - 2:00pm
This year celebrates the 52ndt Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Detroit. The Parade passes along Michigan Avenue in the area known as "Corktown", so designated for its history as home to many early arriving immigrants from Ireland and specifically, County Cork.
Saturday, March 13 – 11:00am
The 10th annual Kalamazoo St. Patrick's Day parade in downtown Kalamazoo starts at 11:00 a.m. at the corner of Michigan and Burdick Streets, then travels south down Burdick to Cedar Street, turning right on Cedar St and ending at the Knights of Columbus Hall where corned beef and cabbage will be served.
MINNESOTA
Tuesday, March 17 – 6:30pm
The Minneapolis St. Patrick’s Day Association welcomes your family to join us this year in celebrating St. Patrick’s Day 2010. The Minneapolis St. Patrick’s Day Parade will be held on Wednesday, March 17th, on the Nicollet Mall beginning 6:30 p.m. The parade route will start at Nicollet and 13th Street till’ it reaches 5th Street.
Wednesday, March 17 - Noon
The 44th Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade will be held at Noon on Wednesday March 17, 2010
MISSISSIPPI
Saturday March 20 – 1:00pm
Mal’s St. Paddy’s Day Parade starts at 10:00am and this year’s theme is “It ain't easy bein' green” It’s all about being “Green” and at the same time celebrating the progress that’s been made in downtown Jackson. The Parade gets bigger and better every year.
MISSOURI
Wednesday March 17 - 11.00 am
Going Green in Kansas City is the theme for this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade. The 37th Annual parade will begin at Linwood and Broadway at 11 a.m. and travel south on Broadway, through Westport, to 43rd Street.
Saturday March 13 - 11.00 am
The Rolla St. Patrick's Day Parade is the main event of the St. Pat’s Celebration, drawing many thousands of people to Rolla every year. The parade is exciting for all, young and old alike.
Saturday March 13 - 2:00 pm
The Springfield St. Patrick’s Day Parade will start from East Commercial Street, travel west to Boonville Avenue then south to Park Central Square. info@springfieldstpatsparade.org , http://www.springfieldstpatsparade.org
Saturday, March 13 - Noon
The 2010 St. Patrick's Day Parade in St. Louis, the 41st annual, will take place on Saturday, March 13, 2010, at 12:00 noon, in Downtown St. Louis. The Parade takes place "rain or shine". It will begin at 18th and Market Streets, and proceed east to its conclusion at Broadway and Market Streets. Visit the Parade Route page for additional route details.Regularly noted as one of the top in the country, the Parade will be comprised of over 120 units, including marching bands, floats, huge cartoon-character balloons, 5000+ marchers, and lots of clowns. Over 250,000 spectators, the largest of any event in Downtown St. Louis, are expected to attend, packing the streets with smiling Irish eyes and festive green attire.
MONTANA
Saturday, March 13th - 11:00 am
Join us in beautiful and sunny downtown Billings and enjoy the spirit of Erin Go Braugh during the 29th annual Billings St. Patty's Day Parade. A fun filled day for the whole family, full of food, music, and great Irish tradition. The Parade will be 11:00am Saturday March 13th, 2010
along the traditional parade route on 2nd and 3rd avenues downtown.
Butte St. Patrick's Day Parade 2010
Wednesday, March 17th - 11:00 am
St. Patrick's Day Parade and Festivities start at 11:00am in Uptown Butte. The St. Patrick's Day Parade lines up and leaves from Mercury Street and Colorado (just west of the Mai Wah Museum and Uptown Pork Chop John's and about a block north of Emma Park) and then proceeds east on Mercury Street to Wyoming Street (by Finlen Hotel), then turns north to Granite Street, then west to Montana Street (passes the County Courthouse), then south on Montana back to Mercury Street where it ends at Dakota Street.
NEBRASKA
Saturday, March 13
Old Market, Downtown Omaha
Saturday, March 20 - 1:00 pm
2010 Grande Parade theme is “Shamrocks are Forever”. Parade is sponsored by the O'Neill Area Chamber of Commerce.
NEVADA
Saturday, March 13 - 10:00 am
Celebrate the luck of the Irish with the 44th annual “Southern Nevada Sons of Erin” St. Patrick’s Day Parade. This year’s parade will be accompanied by four days of electrifying holiday celebrations including a carnival, festival, car show and great live entertainment. Bring the family and enjoy the Irish excitement in the Water Street District!
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Sunday, March 28th - Noon
2010's parade theme is " Helping hands feeding the hungry" and steps off from Elm Street, Salmon to Auburn Street.
NEW JERSEY
Sunay, March 7 - 12:30pm
Saturday March 6 – 1:00pm
The Sixth Annual Burlington County Saint Patrick’s Day Parade will be held on Saturday March 6, 2010 in Downtown Mount Holly. The Parade Route will run down the length of High Street Starting near the Fairgrounds Plaza and Continue to the bottom of the hill, turning onto Washington Street and ending at the Town Hall. The Parade will once again kick off at 1 P.M.
This is Burlington County’s only Parade celebrating Irish Heritage. We will once again be joined by some of the area’s greatest Irish Musicians and Dancers including the Bogside Rogues, Lia Fail Pipe Band, The Shanty’s and many other great acts. In addition, expect to see many other groups joining the march down High Street including several Irish Organizations, Police and Fire Units and representatives of our Armed Forces. This years parade is slated to be bigger and better then last years event.
Saturday, March 13th – Noon
Last year had a record crowd of about 75,000 people and more are expected for the - 26th Annual Saint Patrick’s Day Parade in Seaside Heights on Saturday March 13th, 2010, which is dedicated to the Wounded Warrior Project, that helps support wounded Veterans.
Saturday March 13 - 2pm
The parade has been running since 1976 and has grown and flourished every year since. This year the parade will have at least 32 marching bands, floats and hundreds of marchers.
Saturday, March 14 - 1:00pm
The Trenton Saint Patrick’s Day Parade will begin with opening ceremonies on the steps of St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church on Olden Avenue. The Parade will then march down Olden Avenue turning left onto Hamilton Avenue. Then going down Hamilton Avenue, the main route of the Parade, participants pass the Reviewing Stand at Columbus Park. The Parade then turns left onto Chestnut Avenue and finally ends at Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church. The Trenton St. Patrick's Day Parade annually features in excess of 120 Marching Units and Floats and draws well over 60,000 spectators.
Saturday March 13 – 1:00pm
The Union County Saint Patrick’s Day Parade gathers at Morris Avenue and along Commerce and Jeanette Avenues, the parade route proceeds east along Morris Avenue to a turn at the Main Reviewing Stand and ends at Roosevelt Avenue. The day is very much family oriented, with special attention paid to the young (and young at heart). Opening ceremonies feature Irish Step Dancers, Bagpipers, and entertainment for the children including clowns and face painters.
Saturday, March 13th - 12:15pm
This year’s parade will step off from Main Street by Town Hall and will end at Our Lady of Lourdes Church at the intersection of Eagle Rock Ave, Main St., and Harrison Ave. The Grand Stand will be in the CVS parking lot across from the Community House. The West Orange Saint Patrick’s Day Parade attracts thousands of marchers including Irish-American groups in the area in addition to Fraternal, community and school groups.
Sunday, March 14th – 1:30pm
This year’s St Patrick’s Day Parade steps off from Woodbridge High School and ends at Woodbridge Town Hall.
NEW YORK
Sunday, March 14th – 2:00pm
The annual Buffalo St. Patrick's Day Parade is Buffalo's biggest celebration of Irish heritage. The Parade, which begins near Buffalo's art deco City Hall, draws people of all nationalities. Enthusiastic crowds will line Delaware Avenue as Irish dancers, bands, civic organizations, and others march proudly by in celebration and in honor of St. Patrick.
Sunday, March 14 – 3:00pm
Eastchester's 5th Annual St Patrick's Day Parade will step off at 3:00 p.m. from Immaculate Conception Church in Tuckahoe, marching up Main Street to Lake Isle Country.
Sunday, March 21 - 1.00 pm
The Glen Cove St. Patrick's Day Parade Committee, formed by the Glen Cove Ancient Order of Hibernians, are the sponsors of the Glen Cove St. Patrick's Day Parade. It is Glen Cove’s biggest annual parade and is an eagerly awaited celebration each Spring, by all residents of the North Shore and the entire Irish community of Long Island. The Parade forms behind the Finley Middle School, Forest Avenue and moves into Forest Avenue south of Dosoris Lane. It then follows Brewster Street to School Street then into Glen Street to the end of Parade Route at St. Patrick's Church, which is located at the corner of Glen Street and Pearsall Avenue
TBA
Sunday March 14 - 2:00pm
Parade will kick off just north of the Huntington Train Station along New York Avenue before turning west onto Main Street ending at Saint Patrick's Church. Over the past 76 years, the parade has grown to become the oldest and largest on Long Island. Every year up to 50,000 people enter into the spirit of the day; packing the streets, shops, restaurants and pubs of Huntington Village. It’s a day for celebration when everyone has a wee bit of Irish in them.
Saturday, March 13 – 1:00pm
The annual Mount Kisco St. Patrick’s Day Parade will step off from Main St. and Moore Avenue and end at South Moger Ave. and Green St. The parade is more than an Irish celebration; it is also an event which is a source of pride and enjoyment for all. Each year, several thousand spectators line the streets to enjoy the parade.
Wednesday March 17 - 11.00am
The New York City St. Patrick's Day Parade on Fifth Avenue is a 248 year old tradition. It has taken place On the streets of New York since 1762 and the oldest & largest St. Patrick’s Day Parade in the world.
The Parade first marched on March 17, 1762 - fourteen Years before the Declaration of Independence.
The New York City St. Patrick's Day Parade celebrates Irish faith and heritage and remains true to its roots by not permitting floats, automobiles and other commercial aspects in the Parade. The Parade has always been organized by volunteers since its inception 248 years ago and continues today with volunteers from the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
The parade will march up Fifth Avenue past St. Patrick's Cathedral at 50th Street all the way up past the American Irish Historical Society at 83rd and the Metropolitan Museum of Art at 83rd Street to 86th Street, where the parade finishes around 4:30 - 5:00 pm
Saturday, March 13 – 3:00pm
This year’s Parade will step off at Fire House on South Division St, left on First St, right on Union Avenue, right on Central Avenue, left on North Division St, right on Main Street, right on N. James St. where it will head to Brown Street.
Saturday March 20 – Noon
The Rockville Center St. Patrick's Day Parade first stepped off on March 22nd 1997 and has since become one of the best attended and supported parades outside of New York City.
Sunday, March 14th – 1:00pm
The Rocky Point St. Patrick’s Day Parade began way back in 1950 and marches to this day along the original three mile route, allowing the residents of our neighboring hamlets, mainly Rocky Point, Sound Beach and Miller Place to enjoy a spirited parade. The parade steps off on the intersection of Harrison Ave. and Rt. 25A in Miller Place and continues along Rt. 25A to Broadway in Rocky Point.
TBA
Saturday, March 13 – Noon
The 28th Annual Syracuse St. Patrick's Parade kicks off in Downtown Syracuse. The theme for this year’s parade is "Cead Mile Failte" (One hundred thousand welcomes).
NORTH CAROLINA
Saturday, March 13, 2009 – 11:00 AM
Over 50,000 spectators watched last year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade as it marched through the heart of Charlotte to the sound of pipes and the cheers of the spectators lining the streets. The combination of flags, floats, kids, and pipe band music made everyone smile and be Irish for a day. This year’s parade will be even bigger and better!
The parade will step off at 11:00 A.M. at Tryon and 9th street in uptown Charlotte. The parade will march South to Tryon St. and 3rd. Street. Our parade emcee this year will be K-104.7 radio personalities Brandon Chase & Katie Hall.
March 13, 2010 - 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
This year's parade theme is the "March of the Leprechauns".
Saturday, March 13, 2010 - Noon
Parade begins at noon and “Wearin' O' the Green Festival” begins immediately after the parade at Moore Square.
The Raleigh St. Patrick's Day Parade is the second largest in the Southeast. The Raleigh parade has over 3,500 marchers including floats, pipe and drum bands, horses, dancers and many recognizable mascots and grows bigger each year. The parade is a celebration for all ethnic groups and cultures.
NORTH DAKOTA
Saturday, March 13 – 3:00pm
Everyone's Irish for a day when Fargo-Moorhead celebrates its Annual Saint Patrick's Day Parade on Broadway in Downtown Fargo. The Parade starts in Downtown Fargo at NP Avenue and Broadway and heads North on Broadway where it ends at 6th Avenue.
OHIO
Saturday, March 13 - 11:00 am
Expected to attract approximately 20,000 spectators from Dublin and surrounding cities, the parade is a wonderful opportunity to entertain guests who want to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Dublin, Ohio where “Irish is an Attitude”. The parade will begin promptly at 11 a.m. and last approximately 90 minutes. The parade starts at Metro Center and continues through Historic Dublin.
Wednesday March 17 – 1:00pm
The Parade will begin at the intersection of Superior Ave. and East 18th St. It will travel southwest on Superior Ave. to East Roadway. The parade will head northwest on East Roadway for one block; and then it will head northeast on Rockwell Ave. The Parade ends at the intersection of Rockwell Ave. and East 6th St.
OKLAHOMA
Saturday, March 13th - 1:00 pm
The 2010 version of the downtown St. Patrick's Day Parade is scheduled for Saturday, March 13th. The parade will begin at 1 p.m., starting at 5th and Broadway to EK Gaylord, east on Sheridan into Bricktown. Quite a popular holiday event, the parade typically has thousands of OKC residents lining the streets. There will be more than 80 parade entries, Shriners, dancers, clowns, animals, antique cars and more. Tom McDaniel, President of Oklahoma City University, is the 2010 Grand Marshal.
PENNSYLVANIA
Saturday, March 20 - 2:00pm
The 10th Annual Saint Patrick’s Day Parade will reflect the Irish contribution to the history of Central Pennsylvania and beyond.
Sunday March 14 – Noon
The first St. Patrick's Day Parade held in Philadelphia was back in 1771, five years before the Declaration of Independence was signed. With over 240 continuous years of celebrations the Parade is the 2nd oldest in the country, topped only by the New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Saturday, March 13th – 10:00am
This year, the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Downtown Pittsburgh will proceed from the intersection of Liberty and 11 th Streets to Grant Street to the Boulevard of the Allies, where it will turn right. Proceed on the Boulevard of the Allies to the Reviewing Stand at Stanwix Street, then disburse at Commonwealth Place.
Saturday March 13th - Noon
The parade will feature Bagpipe bands as well as string bands, professional, high school and other musical bands. There will also be an array of colorful floats, step dancers, school spirit groups and of course marchers!
RHODE ISLAND
Saturday, March 13th - 11:00 am
The 54th Annual Newport, Rhode Island Saint Patrick's Day Parade will be held, rain, snow, or shine, on Saturday, March 13th 2010. It will begin promptly at 11:00am from Newport City Hall and will proceed to Carroll Avenue at Saint Augustin’s Church in the heart of the Fifth Ward. The parade this year is estimated to last 2 hours and will include 10 Pipe Bands, 12 Marching Bands, 4 Fife & Drum Corps, 3 Clown Units, 7 reenactment units, and a host of local, state, and regional organizations including police and fire units, social/fraternal organizations, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Schools, and non-profits.
Saturday, March 6th - Noon
Pawtucket's annual parade will be held Saturday March 6th stepping off from Jenks Jr High School at 12 noon. It will turn right onto So Bend St, continue down Walcott St, over Rte 95 onto Main St and end on Roosevelt Ave at the reviewing stand in front of City Hall. It will feature Bagpipe bands, High School bands, community groups and entertainment of all kinds for all ages!
SOUTH CAROLINA
Saturday, March 13 – 9:00am
The North Myrtle Saint Patrick's Day Celebration is the largest in South Carolina. The parade will start at the intersection of Highway 17 North and 2nd Avenue and will end at the intersection of Ocean Boulevard and 1st Avenue North.
Saturday, March 13 – 10:00am
On Saturday, March 13, 2010 at 10:00 a.m. there will be magic in the air on Devine Street in Columbia, South Carolina where one of the nation’s largest St. Patrick's Day Festivals will begin its second event of the day, the St. Pat’s First Citizens Parade. The St. Pat’s Parade will assemble at Dreher High School and travel the Musical Mile down Devine Street into Five Points offering blocks of public viewing. After entering Five Points, the parade will wind its way down Devine Street and up Saluda Avenue, returning to Harden Street at the Five Points Fountain and concluding near Food Lion. Be sure to wear your green and get your Sham-Rock On at the St. Pat's First Citizens Parade!
SOUTH DAKOTA
March 13 10:00 am
Everyone’s Irish for the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade organized by the Black Hills Scottish & Irish Society.
TENNESSEE
Saturday, March 20th
The 48th Wearin' of the Green Irish Parade and Festival
TEXAS
Saturday, March 13th - Noon
The Houston St. Patrick's Parade is one of the largest in the U.S. and plans to include over 100 entries to delight the Irish and Irish-at-heart.
Saturday, March 13 – 11:00am
This year the St. Patrick's Day Parade steps off at 11:00 am from 3rd and Avenue E. The Parade route is: South on Ave E. to Houston, west on Houston to Alamo, south on Alamo to Nueva. West on Nueva to Presa. Disband on Nueva between Presa and south St. Mary’s.
UTAH
Saturday, March 13 - 10:00 am
“IF YOU’RE IRISH . . .” Is the theme for this year’s observance of the annual festivities celebrating the Feast of St. Patrick, Ireland’s patron saint. This year, we honor the sweetness and warmth of Irish hospitality, as celebrated in music and poetry. We have chosen the song, “If you’re Irish” as the focal point of the message which the theme embodies”. The Parade route will be through the Gateway Center. All Units will assemble in the area of the intersection of 400 West and 200 North, march south on 400 West and then south, through the middle of the Gateway. The line of March will terminate at the south end of the Gateway.
VERMONT
Sunday, March 14th - 11:00 am
On Main Street in Downtown Bennington
VIRGINIA
Saturday, March 6 – 12:30pm
Be sure to wear the green as this year’s Parade travels along King Street.
Saturday March 13th - 11:00am
Southwest Virginia's premiere St. Patrick's Day event, the Roanoke St. Patrick's Day Celebration is now in its 21st year and continues to grow. The event is Saturday, March 13, 2010 from 10am until 5pm, with the McDonald’s St. Pat’s Parade starting at 11:00am. The Celtic Festival and the parade take place right in heart of downtown Roanoke, VA. Together it’s one of the largest St. Pat's Celebrations in the entire mid-Atlantic region. Over 2,500 marchers plus over 10,000 spectators from across the entire region are expected. One reason for the success of this parade and festival is the family-friendly nature of the entire Celebration.
Saturday, 13 - 10:00 am
The Parade steps off at 10:00am on March 13, 2010. Don't miss the After Parade Party, presented by the Columbian Club of Ocean View starting at noon at the Knights of Columbus Lot featuring live bands: The Craig Woolard Band and Hot Cakes. Plenty of food and refreshments will be available as well
Saturday, March 13 - 10.00am
The 8th Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade includes fire trucks, classic cars, high school marching band, community organizations, Irish dancers, horses, military equipment and local pageant winners. Parade ends at new home of Blue & Gray Brewing.
WASHINGTON
Saturday, March 13 - 12:30 pm
Starting from 4th Ave at Jefferson in downtown Seattle,the Parade travels north on 4th Ave starting from Jefferson to the Reviewing Stand at Westlake Park, and officially ends at the Seattle Center with Closing Ceremonies at 2 PM. The Monorail will be free from 1:30 - 2:30 pm for travel from Westlake Park to the Seattle Center to participate in the 2010 Irish Festival.
WYOMING
Saturday, March 13th - 4:00 pm
The Parade will proceed at 4 PM East on Sheridan Ave from 9th Street to 14th Street.
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