St Patrick’s Day for Families in Brooklyn

Being born and raised in Montreal, I am a big fan of St Patrick’s Day. I’m not sure if this is still true, but growing up, Montreal had the second largest parade in North America after Boston. So every year we headed out in the bitterly cold March weather to enjoy this iconic event. As I grew older, the day also involved Apple Cider and green beer. Anyhow, I digress…I had a look around the net to see what’s on offer in Brooklyn and started with the main Family friendly places that I have been so far, this is what I found.

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Brooklyn St Patrick’s Day Parade

This year Brooklyn’s St Patrick’s Day Parade is on Sunday, March 18 and starts at 1PM on from 15th Street & Prospect Park West, then goes down 15th Street to 7th Avenue, along 7th Avenue, to Garfield Place, up Garfield Place To Prospect Park West, and Along Prospect Park West To 15th Street. I love a good parade, so might see you there!

Brooklyn Children’s Museum

PlayLab Workshop: Luck O’ the Green

Saturday, March 17 from 11:30, for 2 1/2 to 5 yr olds : You’re in luck this St Patrick’s Day at the Brooklyn Children’s Museum! Learn about Irish traditions, foods, and celebrations. Create a lucky craft to take home.

Brooklyn Public Library

Pot of Gold

Mar 17 2012 1:00PM, Central Library, Dweck Center : Come celebrate Irish Heritage Month with a trio of Irish folktales. Join master storyteller, Timothy Connell as he uses song, dance and audience interaction to travel to the land of Ireland.

2 thoughts on “St Patrick’s Day for Families in Brooklyn”

  1. St Patrick’s Day in Brisbane is a much smaller affair but those who celebrate usually get right into it. I have never seen the Sham Rocks cookies before and I love them! I’ll try them out next year.

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