St. Patrick's Day 2022

In previous years, the celebration hosted by the South Boston Allied War Veterans Council (SBAWVC) has brought more than one million parade-goers to the area.

The chief marshal of the 2022 St. Patrick’s Day Parade will be Susan McDonough, a South Boston native who served in the US Army from 1994 to 1998 and the Massachusetts National Guard from 2000 to 2002. “Our council opted for a shorter route that put the least amount of strain on public safety. Red Line trains will run with rush hour service — every five minutes — between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Sunday, but may bypass Broadway Station when crowds are heavy. While it’s unknown how many revelers will line Broadway this weekend, SBAWVC president and commander Dave Falvey said in a statement that the organization was “simply delighted and honored” about the parade’s return. The MBTA has posted a St. Patrick’s Day guide to help customers map out their transportation for Sunday. The MBTA warns that the Red Line, which offers stops along the parade route at Broadway and Andrew stations, will be very crowded the day of the parade. Our focus was to bring the parade back in some form for 2022, even if not the full route, after two very long years away.” With several street closures near the parade route and ample partygoers throughout South Boston, public transportation is the best bet for getting to the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. If you still want to drive, you can use your GPS to direct you to streets near West Broadway or East Broadway. In previous years, the City of Boston has posted traffic and parking advisories during the days leading up to the event. How do I watch the 2022 Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade online or on TV? Here’s everything you need to know about the 2022 Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade, including how to watch the parade at home, a map of the parade route, and more. The 2022 Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade will begin at 1 p.m. on Sunday, March 20. What time does the St. Patrick’s Day Parade start? “As the first American city to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day 285 years ago, we’re simply delighted and honored to be holding the parade again after a very long, two-year absence,” Falvey said in a statement.

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(You can even pay a visit to the city's impromptu green river.) The fact that this will be the balmiest St. Patrick's Day the city has seen in more than a decade, paired with two years with no celebrations, is bound to mean people will be going extra hard. We'll be keeping the celebrations going this year, proclaiming this Sunday "St. Patrick's Day 2 in 2022" to go alongside the return of @StPatricksTo. pic.twitter.com/x6QpfvtE50 March 17, 2022 "While Thursday March 17 marks the 'official' St. Patrick's Day, Torontonians are owed a second St. Patrick's Day in 2022 and what better day than March 20, the day the parade returns to Toronto," Tory wrote in a release that formally proclaimed this Sunday as "St. Patrick's Day 2 in 2022." "The parade, of course, is one of the most highly-anticipated events that kicks off a great year of events back live in person in 2022," he added, encouraging people to imbibe with a "liquid refresher" of a green beer or two today, and again on Sunday. Encouraging residents to keep the celebrations going by proclaiming this Sunday as St. Patrick's Day 2 in 2022 to go alongside the return of the #StPatricksDayParade. pic.twitter.com/GWXmgGDsoc March 16, 2022

St. Paddy's Party at The Pint is a three-day extravaganza with Irish activities. The pub is offering $8 pints of various beers including Guinness. They'll be ...

The longstanding Toronto pub of over 35 years is kicking off their St. Patrick’s Day celebrations on March 17. Tickets are $5 at the door. The pub is offering $8 pints of various beers including Guinness. They’ll be joined by Indie 88.1 FM for a live broadcast right from their patio on March 17. The iconic parade has been a staple of St. Patrick’s Day festivities in the city, complete with floats, music and Irish dances. A celebration of Irish music and dance, this semi-formal event will be hosted by the St. Patrick’s Parade Society of Toronto where the Graham Irish Dancers and The O’Deadlys will showcase their skills. The $100 ticket to this event in support of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade will include two drink vouchers, hors d’oeuvres and a raffle for a trip to Ireland. As COVID-19 restrictions lift in the city, here are some (in-person) ways you can celebrate the festivities in Toronto this week. The iconic Irish establishment has a four-day roster full of celebrations, from St. Patrick’s Day to Lucky Charm Day on Saturday and a parade after-party Sunday. The historic Cabbagetown craft beer spot will be celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with Irish dancers, live music and special prices on Irish alcohol. It’s been two long years since the pandemic did away with in-person events. In celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, the pub has Irish dancers performing from the Johnson Dance Academy and musician Greg Wyard. Tickets can be purchased at the door. You’ll need a reservation.

Parades and other celebrations are planned in the Twin Cities to mark the celebration of Ireland's most famous patron saint – along with everything Irish.

That celebration produced by the Irish Music and Dance Association will last from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and feature Celtic music, dancing, authentic vendors. Immediately after parade-goers can attend the Ballpark Hooley at CHS Field immediately from 12 to 3 p.m., featuring live music, Irish dancers and beer specials. The 54th annual Minneapolis St. Patrick's Day Parade will return to Columbia Heights on Thursday, with a parade set to start at 40th Avenue NE and Van Buren Street at 6 p.m. Hopkins will once again host what they say is likely the World's Shortest St. Patrick's Day Parade. The four-block celebration will kick off at 5 p.m. at the American Legion at 10 12th Avenue South in Hopkins and travel east down Mainstreet towards the Elks Lodge at 30 8th Avenue South. The parade will go west on 40th at Van Buren, hang a left on Mill Street NE, and end at John P. Murzyn Hall at 530 Mill Street NE. The Landmark Center in St. Paul will also hold an event on Thursday to mark the holiday.

Savannah St. Patrick's Day is always a day to remember in the Hostess City of the South. Locals and tourists alike experience a celebration of the Irish ...

The Starland District expansion was a great change for Dan, who has more of the city to celebrate in as the remainder of the day arrives. He’s celebrated St. Patrick’s Day in Savannah for the past two years, and the change between the two has already been significant. Carole Carr and Charles Stevenson celebrated the 198th St. Patrick’s Day donned in shiny green and gold. The two agreed that the city just wasn’t the same with the lack of celebration. After the parade, she went straight to Starland Yard to wind down and enjoy. “I call this my St. Patrick’s day uniform,” said Kohler, gesturing to his eclectic blend of blazer, head wrap and pleather gloves. Ferris Key and Emma Jane Moody are enjoying their spring break by helping to guard a booth at the parade. We caught Allen just outside of the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist. Dressed as a leprechaun, he performed magic tricks. The “Tipsy Tappers” have been putting on the ritz in their tap shoes for an entire month. “We’re here to celebrate my birthday, even though it’s a couple weeks after,” she said as she and family members Patsy McCall and Helen Jackson stood outside their cars on Drayton Street sporting their best St. Patrick’s Day attire. For Wooten, the holiday is near and dear. "It was good to get that pre-parade adrenaline flowing and to see everybody excited to claim their spot."