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Party Guide to St. Patrick's Day.

St. Patrick's Day Celebration Party
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The PubClubettes pose. St Paddy's style, for the 2008 Calendar.
Photo: Rory Peters LighscapePhotography.net


St. Patrick's Day is one of the best party times of the year. There are plenty of beers, parades, beer, fun crowds and parties. The best of these are in Boston, Chicago and Savannah, Ga., where 300,000 people pack the streets for a mid-day parade, then head to River Street for a wild celebration.

The first bar opens at 6 a.m., they dye the river and fountains green and the traditional t-shirt "event" takes place around 3 on River Street. However, unlike when PubClub resided in Savannah, there is now a cover charge to get onto River Street and covers at the pubs (most of the bars are pretty small). It's fun but bring cash, to the tune of $50 in addition to what you'll spend on your green suds.

Lately PubClub has been hangin' closer to our California World Headquarters. And that means the parade in Hermosa Beach, CA , then down to the bars on Pier Ave., for a celebration that lasts into the night. The PubClubettes were part of the festivities in '07.

And don't overlook St. Patrick's Day paradise – in Honolulu, it's a block party that's almost as crazy as Mardi Gras. Well, almost.

Enjoy our St. Patrick's photos and feel free to send us your green beer-inspired party pics

St. Patrick's Day in Chicago With Photos


People gather before the parade to watch the river being dyed green.

In Chicago, they go big. There's a huge parade that begins with the dyeing of the river (10:45 a.m., intersection of Michigan Ave, Wacker Drive and the river). The parade is always the Saturday prior to the actual St. Patrick's Day. For 2008, the parade is Saturday, March 15.

The parade itself takes place along Columbus Drive, starting at Balbo and continuing to Monroe. It always begins at noon.

Enjoy these photos fromt the 2007 parade and parade of bars. It was cold, but in the Windy City, the parade must go on, regardless of the weather.

St. Patrick's Day Photos 2007!

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The PubClubettes partied on the Pier for St. Patrick's Day 2007!

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More St. Patrick's Day Photos.
St. Patrick's Day Parades

From atop the parade float framed by one of the "Rugburns." More Rugburns are below. People lined the streets for the parade.

Later, The Bartender, PubClub's roving party animal, shows off his in-the-St. Paddy's Day-spirit green shoes and found a bit of New York spirit in the form of a visiting friend from the Big Apple.

 

"Tainted Love" with the PubClubettes.

St. Patrick's Day in New Orleans

Of course there's a parade in New Orleans! Naturally, beads are part of the festivities. .The parade starts at Felicity and Magazine Street. There's also a block party, often on the 15h.

The parade is put on by the Irish Channel St. Patrick's Day Club, which was organized in the Channel in 1947 and has remained in the area with its annual mass and parade for 60 years. Of course, all are welcome.


Drink up the drinks are ready – and the girls are happy to comply.

And in some places....

St. Patrick's Day is another excuse to party by the seashore. This is in Southern California and that means a beach volleyball tournament. There is some moderately serious play among the coeds – before, during and after the actual tournament – and plenty of St. Paddy's-inspired beverages.

Here's few shots, so to speak from one annual tournament in Manhattan Beach, CA.


Another Great Party: Bay to Breakers in San Francisco