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New Orleans never misses a chance for a parade, and St. Patrick’s Day brings its own unique twist to the tradition. While Mardi Gras (a carnival held on Shrove Tuesday) might be famous for its bead-throwing, these Irish-themed processions take things to another level — tossing everything from cabbages to carrots into the crowd. Irish Channel St. Patrick's Day Parade. The annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade on the Sunday before St. Patrick's Day rolls down the lower section of Magazine Street and St. Charles Avenue. Marchers and riders in the parade will have plenty of green beads and doubloons to throw, along with the makings of Irish stew (minus the beef). 241 Decatur St. Just down the street from the Kerry and next to House of Blues, Ryan’s is another stop for the St. Patrick’s Day parades/pub crawls that go through the Quarter. Cozy booths, a beautiful antique bar, and plenty of local brews on tap draw a mix of local regulars and visitors. The Boondock Saint. 731 St. Peter St. After all, it’s New Orleans, and we love to parade! Our annual St. Patrick’s Day Parades are considered another opportunity for family and friends to get together and enjoy a day outdoors. It seems as if the entire city is on the street with picnic baskets, umbrellas, and their recreational vehicles – enjoying one of the biggest street St. Patrick's Day isn't just one day in New Orleans; here it's turned it into a multi-week celebration with parades, block parties and plenty of corned beef and cabbage. For all of the details, including maps of parade routes, times and more visit St. Partick’s Day New Orleans. Irish History in New Orleans Participants in the St Patrick’s Day New Orleans Parade, often donned in tuxedos, engage by offering paper flowers in exchange for kisses, adding a quaint and endearing element to the celebrations. Spectators are encouraged to don green attire, embracing the festive sartorial spirit, under the whimsical threat of a playful pinch if they forget. New Orleans has plenty of Irish roots, so the weekend of St. Patrick’s Day (Monday, March 17, 2025) is an important one for the city of New Orleans. Several parades kick off, including the infamous Irish Channel Parade, where float riders pass cabbages to the screaming crowds. From cabbage-throwing parades to roaring parties, St. Patrick’s Day in New Orleans is unlike any other celebration. By Eric Grossman Updated on March 6, 2024 at 11:33 AM New Orleans might be best known for Mardi Gras celebrations, but this city is also host to St. Patrick’s Day festivities mixed with green-colored beads and various block parties and parades. Coming to New Orleans for St. Patrick's Day? Here's hotel information. - See Location. March 15, 2025. Parasol’s Block Party Celebration. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. 2533 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 Canal to Bourbon. The parade makes several "pit stops" on its way to Bourbon St. Strangford Lough Brewing Co South is proud to be apart of the Half Way to St. Patrick's Day celebration this Friday, September 17 throughout the Greater New Orleans area. Locations and events include: The Kerry Irish Pub. 331 Decatur St, New Orleans, LA (French Quarter) 9:00pm. – 10:00pm Featuring The Irish Bayou Band. Finn McCool's Irish Pub New Orleans & Company 2020 St. Charles Avenue New Orleans, LA 70130 Phone: 800-672-6124 Be on the biggest, brightest and best balcony on Bourbon Street tossing beads to the crowd on Bourbon Street for St. Patrick's Day! Enjoy unlimited premium brand mixed drinks, beer, wine and hurricanes, Cajun & Creole Cuisine (7-10pm) and guaranteed balcony access. Be in the mix of the madness without being in the crowd! Come and go as you please. Restrooms for our VIP guests ONLY The Krewe of Argus has been rescheduled to parade alongside St. Patrick Metairie Road Parade. The approximately 3.6 mile route starts on 41st Street and Severn Avenue, proceeding south on Severn and turning left on Metairie Road. Celebrate Black History Month in New Orleans; Jan 24, 2025. Six Ways to Celebrate the Big Game; Jan 01, 2025. Start the New Year in New Orleans; Dec 01, 2024. Santa’s Must-Do List in New Orleans; Oct 25, 2024. A New Orleans November; Oct 02, 2024. Le Petit Theatre Opens 108th Season with Murder for Two; Oct 01, 2024. Ten Trippy Horror Films Contact us using the form below if you have any questions about St. Patrick's Day in New Orleans. We would love to put your images on our site or feature your St. Patrick's Day experience. We look forward to hearing from you! Learn more about New Orleans. For more information please contact us New Orleans knows how to party, and even though Mardi Gras wasn't that long ago, it's time to do it all again for St. Patrick's Day. But this time, we're catching cabbages, y'all. Why it matters St. Patrick's Day Block Party, New Orleans, LA Established in 1949, Tracey's was the original Irish Channel bar in New Orleans. Grab a spot neat the window and watch the Irish Channel Parade from inside the bar as it marches past. Dublin, Ireland – The Ultimate St. Patrick’s Day Experience Let’s start with the obvious—if you want the real deal, head straight to Dublin! The city’s annual St. Patrick’s Festival (March 14-17) is a four-day extravaganza filled with music, dancing, and, of course, a massive parade.
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