This year, St. Patrick’s Day falls on a Tuesday, so many partygoers will celebrate on the weekend preceding the holiday. Check out these celebrations throughout the United States.
Austin
You won’t find any green beer or leprechauns at this St. Patrick’s Day festival. Austin’s celebration of all things Irish is an authentic display of culture and Celtic pride. On March 17, watch performances and grab a pint of Guinness, Harp or Smithwicks.
Boston
The 15th Annual Irish Film Festival, Boston takes place March 19–22 at the Somerville Theatre, Davis Square. The festival focuses on the best of contemporary Irish cinema. Purchase a festival pass to see multiple films.
Dyeing the Chicago River Green for St. Patrick’s Day © Matthew Smith | Flickr
Chicago
Every year at St. Patrick’s Day, the Windy City dyes the Chicago River green. This year, the dyeing will take place on March 14 at 9:30 a.m. It can best be viewed from the east side of the Michigan Avenue Bridge, the west side of the Columbus Drive Bridge or upper and lower Wacker Drive between Michigan Avenue and Columbus Drive. The unique result lasts for a few days. The city’s annual parade will follow at noon.
New York City
New York City’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade takes place March 17. Starting at 11 a.m. at 44th Street, the parade marches up Fifth Avenue — past St. Patrick’s Cathedral — and concludes around 4:30–5 p.m. at the American Irish Historical Society at East 80th Street. It is the oldest St. Patrick’s Day parade in the country.
Philadelphia
Serious partiers, look no further than the Erin Express. This Philadelphia tradition has been going strong for 30 years. A fleet of buses transport revelers to the 16 participating bars at no cost. Buses run every 15 minutes from 12–6 p.m. on March 7 and 14.
The SeaFair Clown Car at Seattle’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade © Steve Voght | Flickr
Seattle
The annual St. Patrick’s Day Dash officially became a 5K this year. The race will be held on March 15. The Seattle Center serves as the starting point. Choose from the timed or untimed options, depending on your skill level. Proceeds from the race go to various children’s charities in the Northwest.
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