The 33rd Annual Five Points South St. Patrick’s Celebration will take place March 9th through 17th, 2017 in Birmingham’s culinary district. Follow our hashtag #stpats5pts!
Five Points South has become home to Birmingham’s Premier St Patrick’s Day Celebration – come enjoy nine days of Irish drink and food specials, an Irish flag raising, The Great Birmingham Irish Toast, The 36th Annual Irish dinner, The 33rd Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade and end on St. Pat’s Day.
[Thursday, March 9th, 5:30pm to 7:30pm]
Irish Flag Raising & The Great Birmingham Irish Toast
[Friday, March 10th, 7pm til late]
37th Annual Birmingham Irish Cultural Society Irish Dinner
[Saturday, March 11th, 11am to 11pm]
33rd Annual St. Patrick’s Parade Day
[Friday, March 17th, 11am to 11pm]
St. Patrick’s Day in Five Points South
Get more details at stpatsfivepoints.com!
Are you interested in participating in the parade, being a sponsor, musician or vendor during the celebration? Click here for sponsor form and click here for the parade application. Musicians and others can contact James Little at jlittle@revbirmingham.org.
Related News
-
Vinegar aims to showcase local, visiting artists' work in 2 new spaces—including this cool Airbnb
Filed Under: Downtown Birmingham, Filling Vacant Spaces, Front Page, Potential-Proving, Uncategorized, Yaysayers
The two properties serve two sides of the same purpose—to expose people to art.
-
Woodlawn-Made Holiday Market to showcase community’s entrepreneurs
Filed Under: Front Page, Potential-Proving, Small Business, Uncategorized, Woodlawn, Yaysayers
From expert seamstresses to experienced sound engineers, residents of Woodlawn have come together at Porch Parties. On December 13, they’ll share their skills with their neighbors at the Woodlawn-Made Holiday Market at Bungalow Bungalow from 7-9 p.m.
-
Residents show gratitude to businesses with Woodlawn Urban Main's facade refresh project
Filed Under: Front Page, Uncategorized, Woodlawn, Yaysayers
This Sunday, a group of volunteers will embark on a façade improvement project at The Shop on 1st Avenue – cleaning and painting the outside of the building.