The festival begins Friday night with a Ceili in the Civic Center Ballroom from 6:30pm - 9:00pm. On Saturday the festival will run from 10:30am until 8:00pm. On Sunday the festival will begin at 12:00pm and run until 7:00pm. Four stages of continuous entertainment bring fun for the entire family throughout the weekend. The Festival Main Stage acts and the Festival Pub Stage acts include some of the top Irish traditional acts in the world along with performances by The St. Vincent's Academy Chorale, two schools of Irish Dancers, Glor na h‘Eireann, and the Irish Dancers of Savannah. The Children's Stage features a free arts and crafts area for kids as well as on-going entertainment geared towards children. The Festival Cultural Stage will provide discussions on various topics of Irish History, Irish Literature and Irish Music. Attendees can also browse the vendor booths and sample food prepared by Savannah's many Irish Organizations. The weekend will be filled with music and pl

2010 Beaufort Irish Festival Come join us for the 3rd Annual Beaufort Irish Festival Friday February 19, 2010: Festival Gala Best Western Sea Island Inn, 1015 Bay St. Beaufort, SC Saturday February 20, 2010: Festival Main Events USCB Performing Arts Center, Beaufort, SC Join all-who-would-be-Irish (and some who are Irish) in this joyous celebration of Irish history, music, food, and culture in historic Beaufort, South Carolina in February 2010. Events include a gala party, a children’s parade with decorated wheelbarrows, exhibitions of Irish stepdancing, a family ceili dance with instruction in the dances, performances by several well-known Irish singers/musicians, and a pub night in downtown.

THE QUEENS COUNTY ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE AND CULTURAL COMMITTEE IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE WILL HOLD OUR 35th, ANNUAL PARADE IN HONOR OF THE PATRON SAINT OF IRELAND AND NEW YORK, "ST.PATRICK" ON SAT MARCH 6, 2010. ***See website for information to contact the Committee***

48th annual Denver St. Patrick’s Day Parade, 2010, to be held on Saturday, March 13, 2010, in Lower Downtown Denver (LODO). The parade route starts at 27th & Blake, exiting Coors Field Parking Lot B; turns right on Blake St and travels along Blake to 17th St; turns right on 17th, travels down 17th to Wynkoop Street, turns right on Wynkoop, and continues on Wynkoop to 19th Street. At Denver Chop House Restaurant, units will turn left and follow the road behind the Denver Chop House, returning to Coors Field parking lots. To view route click here. 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.

2010 Dublin Ohio St. Patrick's Day Parade - Dublin is directly accessible by US 33/SR 161 and I-270. It is approximately a 20 minute drive from downtown Columbus, Ohio. Take Exit 17A from I-270, turn right (south) on Frantz Road and then turn right (west) onto Metro Place North. The Parade travels from Metro Place to Frantz Road to S.R. 161 (Bridge Street) to High Street. Metro Center is less than one mile from Interstate 270, Exit 17A.

The Irish Channel St. Patrick's Day Club will hold its 63rd Annual Mass and Parade celebration on Saturday, March 13th, 2010, 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.

2010 will be the largest, best attended St. Patrick's Parade & Festival since the first Atlanta St. Patrick's Parade held 152 years ago, in 1858. The parade ends at Fabulous Underground Atlanta with Vendors, Food and FREE Entertainment, Music & Dancing. There will be other events throughout the city. The 2010 Atlanta St. Patrick's Parade will have over 200 units, including clowns, floats, bands of every kind, military units, Bagpipe & Drum Corps, thousands of children (OUR REASON FOR CELEBRATING), Irish dancers, clowns, high tech firefighting equipment, police units, drill teams, dogs, horses, antique cars, dignitaries from Ireland, and our own Government leaders. Historically Atlanta is strongly associated with the Irish. The thriving city of Atlanta had many well established Irish businessmen, tradesmen and farmers at a time when some cities limited immigration by the Irish. At one time all five City Councilmen were Irish. Atlanta's fire department had many Irish...

The theme for this year's St Patrick's Day parade is: "Celebrating 30 Years of Community Unity with Special Thanks to our Veterans and Military" Over the past 29 years, we have honored educators, athletes, service animals, volunteers, law enforcement and fire professionals, artists, travel and entertainment professionals, and food service employees, to recall a few. We have, indeed, celebrated the unity of our community. However, that same community owes its very existence, in no small part, to our service veterans and military personnel. Without their sacrifices, we would not enjoy community as we now know it, and we want to say thank you to them. We hope that everyone who has participated in the past as sponsors, vendors, volunteers, workers, dignitaries, and honorees will be involved again in 2010. Think of it as a homecoming!

2010 Festival Fun for the Entire Family! Kid's Zone (games and rides) Celtic Village (all day) Beer Gardens (10:00 am - 5:00 pm) Two Entertainment Stages: Main Stage (musical lineup to be announced) North Stage (musical lineup to be announced) The Irish Congress of Southern California, Old Town Trolley Tours, and Balboa Park are proud to provide Parade and Festival Day Tram Service on Saturday, March 13, 2010. The Festival Day Park Tram will run from Tram Central at the Inspiration Point parking lot on Park Blvd., through the Park to Sefton Plaza at the intersection of Balboa Drive and El Prado, then return through the park to Tram Central. Hours of Operation 8:00 am until 5:30 pm Drop Off / Pick Up Every 15 minutes SE corner of Balboa Dr. and El Prado

The St Patricks Day Parade starts at Naperville North High School on Mill Street south of Ogden Avenue, then proceeds south on Mill Street to Jefferson, then east on Jefferson to Main Street, then south on Main Street to Water Street, then west on Water Street, ending at Naperville's Municipal Center.

The Raleigh St. Patrick's Day Parade Committee is the organizer and sponsor for the parade and co-sponsor for the after Saint Patricks Day Parade activities held downtown in Moore Square . The Saint Patricks Day parade grows bigger and better every year. The Raleigh parade is the second largest in the Southeast. The parade has over 3,500 marchers including floats, pipe and drum bands, horses, dancers and many recognizable mascots. The parade is a celebration for all ethnic groups and cultures.

The St Patrick’s Day Parade is a non-profit event, open to the public. The Parade is open to neighborhood associations, schools, alumni groups, cheerleading and drill teams, international organizations, police, fire, elected officials, commercial businesses, and anyone else who wants to be Irish for a day. The Saint Patricks Day 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.

We expect that the 2010 Charlotte Goes Green Festival will be our biggest and most attended yet. There will be something for everyone from 6 to 60 to enjoy. The Festival is located on S. Tryon St. between 1st St & 3rd St.The festival hours are 10AM – 6:30PM and it will feature Irish music, Irish dancers, bagpipers, food, vendors and plenty of beverages. There is no admission fee, it's all Free! Check out our photos page for pictures of the 2009 parade and festival.

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 Saint Patricks Day 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.

Lucky Joe's St. Patrick's Day Parade will bring out all of the Irish Folk and lots more on Saturday, March 13th, 2010! 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!