Savannah's St. Patrick's Day celebration is a lively affair filled with Irish traditions, lively tunes, excitement, and plenty of emerald hues. The St. Patrick's Day Parade in Savannah is renowned as one of the biggest in the country. From all corners of the Southeast, marching bands, dancers, and elaborate floats make their way to Savannah to join in the festivities.

Two weeks until St. Patrick's Day! As an Irish family, this is a holiday that we get a wee bit excited about. Also, we traveled to Ireland when the girls were tiny and while they

This St. Patrick's Day desserts collection is certainly drool-worthy! There are delicious comfort desserts plus some tart treats perfect for summer.

Saint Patrick’s Day on March 17th is a widely celebrated holiday around the world. Steeped in Irish culture, symbolism, and festivals it is the memorial of Saint Patrick of Ireland and the arrival of Christianity to its people.

I spent the weekend mostly sick in bed, reading and doodling to pass the time. I had a stack of picture books that I read to the kids too. I came across our copy of St. Patrick's Day by Gail Gibbons and thought her illustrations of the saint were lovely. I do love and own so many of her books! So I got my pencil out and made a free-hand copy of St. Patrick from her book. I changed some of the details to make him look more "Catholic" (as in I added crosses to his vestment). The kids love how it came out and I was surprised that it came out so cute as well! So if you want to print out a copy for yourself or your kids to color, here is the link! St. Patrick Coloring Page

March 17th is Saint Patrick's Day, a time for people to come together and celebrate their Irish heritage...or to celebrate WITH people of Irish heritage, by donning the green, hoisting a pint of whatever takes your fancy, dancing and singing and honoring the memory of the man who drove the snakes out of Ireland. It's a day when the faeries, pixies, leprechauns and Fae can walk among us, share in our good times and maybe even bless us with a little bit of luck

St Patrick’s Day Puzzles are such a great way to get in the mood to be Irish. Find your way through a maze. Unscramble the holiday words. Color by Math. Connect the dots and so much more. You can spend all day doing fun puzzles. And when you’re done with these we have some other […]

Saint Patrick's Day is here and so much fun! Leprechauns, rainbows, pots of gold, shamrocks, 4-leaf clovers, and wearing green! Let your students have fun while reading these 5 short, engaging passages all about this Irish holiday! These passages can be used in whole group, small group, or individua...

Valentine’s Day has come and gone, but don't miss out on the next opportunity of St. Patrick’s Day (March 17). With a bit of luck you can have your salon or spa decked out in green and welcome clients with clever incentives throughout the month of March. Here are a few ideas to get you inspired:Go

It's one of the tastiest times of the year! From appetizers to main dishes to desserts, check out these delicious St. Patrick's Day recipes!

March 17 is much more than just Guinness, pinching, and wearing green. Like many traditional holidays, St Patrick’s Day has roots in Paganism.

Recently elected New York Mayor Bill de Blasio has taken the St Patrick’s Day homophobic bull by the horns and announced that he will not march in this year’s March 17th day parade in p…

We've got a bunch of free St Patrick's day coloring pages and activities, kids love them! Shamrocks, word search, bingo, Leprechauns!

Learners will count numbers 1 to 77 to connect the dots in this St. Patrick's Day dot-to-dot puzzle.

Keep your little ones entertained for hours with these FREE printable St. Patrick's Day coloring pages. Tons of unique pages. Print from home!

These St Patrick's Day drinks are so much better than green beer! From shamrock shakes to jello shots, these are the must have St Patrick's Day cocktails for celebrating!

Savory Irish Potato Pie Recipe - Crispy crust layered with potatoes, onions, and bacon. The Saint Patrick's Day favorite is a must have at an Irish dinner!

Get excited for St. Patrick's Day by making a Celtic knot.

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Looking forward to one of the best holidays ever? When you think of St. Patrick's Day, you may not yet be thinking it is one of the best holidays ever, but if so, it is

These 17 St. Patrick's Day Crafts for Kids are perfect to do with you kids. All the craft that I have rounded up in today's post are inexpensive and easy!

St. Patrick's Day is an Irish celebration that takes place on March 17 every year. Check out the top 64 St Patricks Day jokes.

St. Patrick's Day cocktails aren't always delicious, but they're usually green. If you want both delicious and green, you need these cocktails recipes.

I love the holidays. I love all of them. St. Patrick’s Day is a little more than a week away & even though I am not Irish, I get into the spirit all the same as if I were. This weekend Mai & I devoted a lot of time to St. Paddy’s day crafts or […]

Irish recipes for St. Patrick's Day. Recipes, Irish food and delicious food ideas for St. Patty's Day

Let the kids make these St. Patrick's Day Crafts for kids in anticipation of St. Paddy's this year. From cute shamrock crafts to leprechaun and even rainbow crafts, there is a St. Patrick's day craft

St. Patrick's Day Crossword. Looking for a fun way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day and learn a little about the holiday? Print your FREE crossword puzzle today.

St. Patrick’s day is a time to turn everything green in honor of the Irish Saint. This creamy cheesecake with festive green stripes is perfect to serve after corned beef, cabbage and a Guinness. Using fresh mint makes the rich cake as bright in flavor as it is in appearance.

Awesome collection of St. Patrick's Day free printables.

When celebrating Saint Patrick's day with Catholic kids, it's so easy to make sure you are celebrating the true meaning of this day and using the liturgical year as an opportunity to learn for your