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The Toronto St. Patrick’s Day Parade begins on the corner of St. George and Bloor St West (near St. George subway station) and heads east on Bloor Street, turns south on Yonge Street and finishes at Dundas Street. The parade starts at 12 noon and the line of march lasts one and a half hours at any given point along the route. The St. Patrick’s Parade Society are the custodians of a tradition to celebrate Ireland’s history, culture and heritage through entertainment. We are a not for profit, event staging organization, responsible for numerous Irish events throughout the year. We annually organize the Grand Marshal Ball, the St. Patrick’s Parade Lunch, Celtic Get your best green attire ready, as one of the city’s most highly anticipated parades of the year is set to take place in downtown Toronto on Sunday, March 16. The St. Patrick’s Day Parade, organized by the St. Patrick’s Day Parade Society, is an annual tradition “to celebrate Ireland’s history, culture and heritage through St. Patrick's Day, celebrated annually on March 17, falls on a Sunday this year, so the parade will also take place on true St. Patricks's Day, Sunday, March 17, kicking off at noon. Parade route. St. The 38th Annual St. Patrick's Parade in Toronto is a vibrant celebration of Irish culture history and heritage organized annually by the St. Patrick's Parade Society since 1987. Parade Route: The Toronto St. Patrick’s Day Parade begins on the corner of St. George and Bloor Street West (near the St. George subway station) heads east on Bloor by Philip Wong via St. Patrick’s Parade Toronto. Toronto’s iconic St. Patrick’s Day parade is an annual tradition, which will take place this year on Sunday, March 16. The parade begins at noon at the corner of St. George and Bloor St West, and is completely free to attend! See the full parade route on their website here. Starting at 12 p.m., Bloor St. W. from St. George St. to Yonge St., then down to Richmond St. will be blocked until at least 2 p.m., though organizers say roads along the parade route will open up The annual Toronto St. Patrick’s Day Parade, a community event in celebrating Irish culture history and heritage will feature live entertainment and local dignitaries. The parade starts alon g Bloor Street at St. George Street at 12 p.m. Sunday before turning south on Yonge Street and finishing at Dundas Street. Organizers say roads along the parade route will open up as the parade rolls through. Bayview Avenue from Pottery Road to River Street and Rosedale Valley Road from Park Road to Bayview Avenue will also be closed from 9:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. for the St. Patrick’s Day Race which includes a 10k, 5k and 1k run. The parade kicks off at 12 p.m. on Sunday and events around the city will include a St. Patrick’s and Apres-Ski Party, a King Street bar crawl, and a child-friendly St. Patrick’s Day race. St Patrick’s Day Parade Society of Toronto Announces Michael McCormack as 2017 Grand Marshal; St Patrick’s Parade Society Mission Statement; Thank You Letter from Chair; Celebrating 100 Years of Heritage & Culture; Labour leaders Pat Sheridan LiUNA Local 183 and Sid Ryan to lead historic Toronto St Patrick’s Day Parade We wish to establish The St. Patrick’s Parade Society Of Toronto as the master of ceremonies of these events, with the goal of continuing the celebration of rich Irish history, culture and heritage through entertainment.We are a not for profit event staging organization responsible for The Grand Marshal Ball and The St Patrick’s Day Parade. Aside from the north and south sides of St. George, which will be closed from approximately 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., the rest of the route will be opening up as the parade rolls through the city. Toronto Toronto’s St. Patrick’s Day parade. Attend Toronto’s largest St. Patrick’s Day parade, a celebration of Irish culture, history, and heritage. Over the years, the event has expanded to include a diverse range of communities and non-profit organizations, making it the biggest Irish-themed gathering in the city. TTC announces extra service for St. Patrick’s Day Parade, details upcoming service adjustments TORONTO - LIVING - The TTC has announced plans to enhance its subway and streetcar services this Sun., Mar. 17 in anticipation of the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Extra trains will be in operation on Line 1 Yonge-University and Line 2 The 34th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade will take place in Toronto Sunday, March 19, beginning at 12 p.m. Full road closures will take place on Bloor Street, Yonge Street and Queen Street. A number of secondary roads will also be closed or partially closed, impacting traffic flow in the area. Sean Ruddy, chair of Toronto’s St. Patrick’s Parade Society, is in the process of converting a former pancake house at 180 Eglinton Ave. E. into the Harp Tavern, an authentic Irish pub. Typically, the Toronto St Patrick’s Day Parade takes about 1-1/2 hours to pass any given point along the route. Do I have to be Irish to go to the parade? On St. Patrick’s Day and on the day of the Parade, everyone is Irish for the day and everyone is welcome to enjoy the parade! Head over to SPIN Toronto for a fun St. Patrick’s Day party. Join for an evening of Jameson and Guinness specials, ping-pong showdowns, dance offs, DJ spinning the hottest Irish hits and more. Where: SPIN Toronto (461 King St W, Toronto, ON M5V 1K4) When: March 16th, 2024 (4 pm - 2 am) Price: $ Category: 19+ Click here for more information. When COVID-19 restrictions were announced in March 2020, Toronto St. Patrick’s Parade was among the first to cancel its event. The parade was cancelled once again in 2021. Following the rollout of vaccinations across the province and the recent reopening plans announced by the Ontario government, Toronto’s St. Patrick’s Parade returns for
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