Everyone can be a little Irish on St. Patrick's Day. What is your favorite event when you are dressed in green? Seattle has some amazing parties for all ages this weekend. St. Patrick's Day may be a week away, but the celebrations will be starting this Friday. You can learn more here.
2015 Seattle St Patrick’s Events:
All Weekend: Get Lucky Over St. Patrick’s Day Weekend on Urban Adventure Quest’s Amazing Scavenger Hunt Adventure! | Discover Seattle’s Hidden Mysteries
February 21: Irish Soda Bread Baking Class @ St Patrick’s Parish Hall | Bake Off, Learn About Delicious & Nutritional Traditional Treat
March 7: Irish Soda Bread Contest @ T.S. McHugh’s Irish Pub & Restaurant | Free, Irish Music, Baile Glas Irish Dancers & Uilleann Pipes
March 13: Green Stripe Laying on 4th Ave, 7PM | FREE Mini-Parade to mark the route of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade (more info)
March 13: St. Patrick’s Day Lucky 2015 @ WaMu Theater | Featuring 12th Planet, Audien, Brillz & More!
March 14: St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl w/ BarCrawls.com | Get Shamrocked, No Cover, Drink Specials
March 14: Irish Flag Raising front of the King-County Administration Building, followed by the playing of the Irish and US National Anthems | 12: 20PM (more info)
March 14: St. Patrick’s Day Weekend Georgetown Art Attack | Second Saturday, Neighborhood Art Walk, Participants, Map, Free
March 14: Seattle’s 39th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade up 4th Avenue | Free Monorail (more info)
March 14 & 15: St. Patrick’s Day Weekend Parade & 2015 Festival Info & Pictures | Route Map, Food, Dance, Games, Free Monorail
March 17: St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl w/ BarCrawls.com | Get Shamrocked, No Cover, Drink Specials
March 17: St. Patrick’s Day @ Seattle Children’s Museum | Art, Music & Dance Party, Story time
March 17: McCaw Hall Free Public Tour | Starts at noon, lasts up to 90 minutes, and is led by a McCaw Hall, Seattle Opera or Pacific Northwest Ballet staff member
March 22: Gaelic Games Open Field Day @ Magnuson Park | 12-3pm, For All to try their hand at Hurling, Gaelic Football, and Camogie (more info)
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