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Bundle up (or break out the lighter fleece) for these 2025 St. Patrick’s Day parades and parties on the North Fork. Ireland with Michael, The Suffolk, 118 E Main St., Riverhead When: Friday, March 14, 8 p.m. St. Patrick’s Day can be heavy on beer and green-beaded necklaces. St. Patrick’s Day Parade | Main Road Cutchogue, from Cox Lane to Cutchogue Village Stepping off at 2 p.m., the North Fork Chamber of Commerce and the Cutchogue Fire Department will hold the 19th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade on the Main Road in Cutchogue; this year’s Grand Marshals are Joe and Helen Corso. Family-Friendly St. Patrick’s Day Nature Hike Sunday, March 17, 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., Hallock State Park Preserve, 6062 Sound Ave., Riverhead. This St. Patrick’s Day event that goes off the corned-beef-and-beer beaten path and celebrates the impending return to outdoors that spring should bring. Join us for a lively St. Patrick's Day celebration featuring energetic Irish step dancers from Gaelic Grooves, and a selection of traditional Irish refreshments. Saturday, 10:00 am North Fork Irish Eyes Set To Smile At Cutchogue St. Patrick's Day Parade Saturday - North Fork, NY - Cutchogue will be transformed into a sea of green for the beloved annual event. Get your picture taken by The North Fork Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with the Cutchogue Fire Department, presents the 17th annual Cutchogue St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Saturday, March 11 from 2–4 p.m. Slated to be bigger and better than ever, the parade steps off from the traffic light at Cox Lane and ends in Cutchogue Village. This year’s grand marshal is The North Fork Chamber’s 18th annual Cutchogue St. Patrick’s Day Parade showcases a strong sense of community with local fire departments, pipe bands, Irish dancers, civic and business organizations and even classic car drivers participating on Saturday, March 9 at 2 p.m. Paul Drum, a 39-year-old Greenport resident living with Down Syndrome St. Patrick’s Day is coming, and you know we love it so much we always celebrate it twice! Tags: #Music, brewery, North Fork, riverhead, St. Patrick’s Day Irish pride swells on Long Island all month long in March, when St. Patrick's Day parades big and small are held across both counties. Wear your best green and celebrate at these local parades The North Fork Chamber of Commerce in Conjunction with the Cutchogue Fire Department are pleased to announce that the 19th Annual Cutchogue St. Patrick's Day Parade will take place on Saturday March 8th. Nobody parties like Long Ireland for St. Patrick’s Day!!! Grab your friends & family and spend the day with us as we celebrate our most favorite holiday of year, (just a little early). Our St. Patrick’s Day parties are not to be missed! We’ve got tons of great beer flowing, a great crowd, music, food, bagpipes and more. These days, it’s a quintessential piece to traditional St. Patrick’s Day feasts. Local bakeries and restaurants in the Hamptons and on the North Fork have it on their menus for St. Patrick’s Day — and some serve it year-round. Plus, one local library teaches kids how to DIY. Downtown Riverhead is going big for St. Patrick’s Day. Businesses along Riverhead’s “Ale Trail” are teaming up for a LepreCon themed crawl on Saturday, March 19 at noon. The event will include food and drink specials and live entertainment from bands to bagpipes at seven participating locations: Montauk Distilling Company, North Fork Brewing Co., Peconic Enjoy live music featuring Riverdance veteran fiddle soloist Patrick Mangan and Johnny Cuomo, as they fuse Irish Traditional with Americana. Sip on our specially crafted beer specials and indulge in delicious themed snacks that bring the flavors of Ireland straight to your table. Whether you’re here to enjoy the lively atmosphere or savor the great St. Patrick’s Day is coming, and you know we love it so much we always celebrate it twice! We’ll be opening our doors early for all of you Paddy’s Day revelers, so come in from 12-9pm for some great craic with friends! From 4-7pm we’re excited to have Steve & Rick from Kilkenny Bastards joining us again for a fantastic set of Irish tunes! Jamesport St. Patrick’s Day parade hosted by East End Emerald Society begins at North Railroad and Washington avenues and ends at Jamesport Firehouse on Manor Lane. Grand marshal: Dawn Thomas. Information: 516-732-3672, eastendemeraldsociety.org. Marching in the 2017 Montauk St. Patrick’s Day parade. With St. Patrick’s Day being the first holiday practically canceled outright by the March 2020 shutdown, it’s incredibly exciting to see that in 2022, every single Hamptons and North Fork parade is back and ready to give East End communities a reason to celebrate. Valentine’s Day lands on a Friday this year, meaning it’s a bit easier to close up the work laptop and book a table for two at a North Fork restaurant. Some wineries and restaurants on the North Fork are also turning it into a three-day weekend, making it easier on those working late on Friday. Miller Place-Rocky Point St. Patrick’s Day Parade. The Friends of St. Patrick is hosting its 69th annual St. Patrick’s Day parade on Sunday, March 17 at 1 p.m. The three-mile long parade starts in Miller Place on the corner of Route 25A and Harrison and ends at Broadway and North Country Road in Rocky Point.
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