9 Ways to Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Atlanta

Luck of the Square at Colony Square

Whether or not you’re Irish, don’t miss celebrating with a parade or festival in your area.

Luck of Avalon

Celebrate St. Patrick’s day with face painting, Irish dancing, bagpipe and drum performance and more. March 13.

Atlanta St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Midtown Atlanta 

Bagpipe bands, Clydesdales, world’s largest walking Irish flag, Irish dancers, decorated floats and marching bands. March 14.

Luck of the Square at Colony Square 

Celebrate post-parade with live music, food, family activities and more. March 14.

Shamrock ‘N Roll Road Race at Atlantic Station

A family-friendly 5K run, 10K, and 1K Kids’ Fun Run. Costumes and dogs are welcome. March 14.

Smyrna St. Patrick’s Day Festival at Atkins Park Smyrna 

Live music, games and family-friendly fun. Saturday, don’t miss Mayor Max Bacon turning the fountain green at 5 p.m. March 14-15.

St. Patrick’s Day at Babyland General

Prize drawings, holiday craft, candy treat bag and costumed character. March 14.

St. Patrick’s Day Parade 5K Run/Walk in Midtown Atlanta

Before the annual parade, join the 5K run/walk through the streets while dressed in your favorite green gear. March 14.

St. Patrick’s Day at Children’s Museum of Atlanta

To celebrate the lucky holiday, kids can learn the art of Irish dancing during Music Movement, go on a four-leaf clover scavenger hunt and attend a reading of “The Night Before St. Patrick’s Day”. March 17.

Ah Surely Irish Music and Dance at Douglas County Library

Performers will present traditional Irish music and step dance as part of the Family ARTSventures series. March 28.

Also check with your local library for storytelling and special St. Patrick’s Day events.