Guide To The Best St. Patrick's Day Celebrations In The World
St. Patrick's Day is the time of year when everyone digs out their favorite green outfits from the back of their closets and heads out to celebrate this festive Irish-themed holiday.
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St. Patrick's Day is the time of year when everyone digs out their favorite green outfits from the back of their closets and heads out to celebrate this festive Irish-themed holiday.
Once a year on March 17, the Irish and the Irish-at-heart across the world celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Be sure to check out five of the best Irish concerts & festivals in Baltimore.
It's the day of wearing green, drinking and wishing luck. St. Patrick's Day is in full swing with fun and entertainment.
Coffee With Mary Bubala; People Are Talking about the Pratt Library's St. Patrick's Day activities for kids.
Baltimore is getting ready for its 60th annual parade in honor of St. Patrick's Day.
It's time for a Pi Fun Run. Also, we have Irish-themed cocktails that are perfect for St. Patrick's Day.
Maryland State Police are initiating a statewide effort to tackle impaired driving ahead of St. Patrick's Day.
Coffee With J.K. Simmons; People Are Talking about the St. Patrick's Day Parade.
No one knows how to celebrate St. Patrick's Day better than the Irish. That is why you will want to make a trip over the pond and experience this green holiday with those who love all things related to St. Patrick's Day, including the green beer.
Ah St. Patrick's Day, the day when even the Rosenblums of the world become self-proclaimed Irishmen. Here to help all of you "lucky ones" celebrate this glorious holiday is Baltimore's new hot spot 2300.
In traditional Irish towns, the pub is traditionally the meeting point for town citizens. Pubs or public houses are Irish bars where people gather to chat, hang out and, of course, drink beer and eat good food. Baltimore has brought the traditional Irish bar atmosphere to life.
Here are a couple events for you to look forward to for St. Paddy's Day in Baltimore.
It's turned into one of the biggest weekends for partying in Charm City. St. Patrick's Day festivities get underway on Saturday.
It's St. Patrick's Day, and people in Baltimore are already grabbing green beers to celebrate. And, did you know that it's National Noodle Month?
St. Patrick's Day weekend is underway and Baltimore City Police are out in full force to keep the festivities under control.
This weekend thousands will gather across Baltimore City to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, and police say this year they're increasing their patrols and establishing more checkpoints.
If you're looking to get out and enjoy some early St. Patrick's Day fun, you don't have to go too far.
Thousands of spectators are expected to crowd streets and sidewalks for the 58th annual Baltimore St. Patrick Parade.
This March is Irish-American Heritage Month and with the St. Patrick's Day holiday, there's no better time to teach kids about the history and culture of Ireland. From the annual parade to arts and crafts at the library to a day of history visiting Irish immigrant landmarks, there's no shortage of activities in Baltimore that will help kids learn more about the Irish and St. Patrick's Day.
Celebration crackdown. After last year's St. Patrick's Day was marred by violence and destruction, police are vowing to step up patrols.
Annapolis has had its share of Fourth of July, Christmas, homecoming and Memorial Day parades. So it may sound like malarkey to say the city has never celebrated St. Patrick's Day with a march -- despite a history of residents sloshing down its streets with green beers.
Case closed. Four suspects pleaded guilty in the beating of an innocent tourist in downtown Baltimore.
Recent beatings and fights have plagued the area in and around the Inner Harbor. Some worry they're having a chilling effect.
Disturbing violence. Widespread chaos in and around the Inner Harbor is worse than first thought. Newly released tapes reveal the extent of the mayhem. Groups of out-of-control teens terrified tourists as police worked to keep them in check. It unfolded on St. Patrick's Day.
