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In 1900 the government proclaimed St. Patrick’s Day a holiday in Sydney. As a result, the crowd attending the Agricultural Ground was estimated to be between 15,000 and 17,000. But this was not the first time St. Patrick’s Day had been a public holiday in Sydney. Next, continue into the weekend for Irish breakfast delights and the Sydney St Patrick's Day Festival which kicks off at 6pm in First Fleet Park on Saturday March 15. On Sunday morning, follow the official parade from Martin Place into Circular Quay, and head to the festival which will take over First Fleet Park, Tallawoladah Lawn and Bligh Sydney goes big for St. Patrick's Day, and this year promises to be no different. The celebrations kick off with a variety of Irish-themed events across the city. The famous P.J. O'Brien's is always buzzing with Irish music and dancing, while the iconic Young Henrys Brewery will be offering pints of their finest craft beers. Plus there'll be St Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival attracts thousands of people to the City of Sydney celebrating Irish culture through a traditional parade, live music and food stalls, and other events. The Mercantile has traded continuously since 1915 on the site at 25 George St. Located adjacent to the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge in the historic 'Rocks' precinct, the pub has welcomed people from all over the world to experience its famous hospitality and good times. Irish Language School Sydney and the Sydney St Patrick’s Day committee will present a children’s art and crafts workshop on 8th March!. We’ll be making friendship bracelets, badges and headbands, as well as drawing, colouring and modelling in preparation for the exciting St Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival on Sunday 16 March. The city hosts Germany’s largest St. Patrick’s Day parade, complete with bagpipes, Irish dancers, and plenty of beer. Locals and visitors alike flock to Irish pubs for a lively celebration. Fun Fact: The Munich St. Patrick’s Day Parade started in 1996, making it one of the newest but fastest-growing celebrations in Europe. 9. Be part of Sydney's biggest St Patricks Day celebrations! See The Rocks transform into a slice of the Emerald Isle for St Patrick's Day 2025, bringing you an unforgettable 2 days of music, dance and Irish charm by Sydney Harbour. Mark your calendars for the spectacular St Patrick's Day parade on Sunday 16 March 2025. St Patrick’s Day Flashmob in Sydney by Tourism Ireland. St Patrick’s Day Flashmob in Sydney by Tourism Ireland – The Awesome Irish Dancing flashmob, featuring members of Riverdance and school children, took over Central Station in Sydney on St Patrick’s Day. Over 100 dancers filled the station with energy and excitement, spreading St Australia's Longest Running Irish Pub, The Mercantile has traded continuously since 1915 on the site at 25 George St. Located adjacent to the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge in the historic 'Rocks' precinct, the pub has welcomed people from all over the world to experience its famous hospitality and good times. St. Patrick’s Day in Modern Times. Today, St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated far beyond Ireland and Irish immigrant communities. Cities across the world hold massive parades, landmarks are illuminated in green, and festivities include music, dancing, and the enjoyment of Irish food and drink. From New York to Sydney, London to Montréal, here are some of the most exciting St Patrick’s Day parades taking place across the world next weekend. Chicago. It wouldn’t be St Patrick’s Day if Chicago wasn’t mentioned thanks to its iconic luminous green river, which is dyed especially for the big day. Feeling lucky? 🍀 Make this year’s St. Patrick’s Day one to remember with this free Festival at The Rocks, happening on Sunday 16th March! A day full of toe-tapping live music and world-class Irish dancing enough to get the whole family moving. 🕺 The parade kicks off at 11 am with a new extended route starting at Martin Place and will weave its way through the Sydney streets St Patrick’s Day is just around the corner, and Australians are gearing up for a day filled with Irish traditions, music, and, of course, a few pints of Guinness. Falling on Monday, 17 March 2025, this beloved annual event, also known as St. Paddy’s Day, transforms pubs, restaurants, and streets into a sea of green across Melbourne, Sydney ST Patrick's Day festivities started early around the global with major cities going green ahead of Ireland's big parade in Dublin tomorrow.In what’ Jump directly to the content Irish Sun Come to The Rocks on Sunday 19th March to celebrate all things Irish at the globally renowned Sydney St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival. This family-friendly, free event will see a welcome return of the much-loved parade, plenty of toe-tapping live music, world-class Irish dancing, Irish language lessons, crafts, face-painting, bars, food Ah sure, it wouldn’t be St. Patrick’s Day without a proper Irish toast! Whether you’re raising a pint of Guinness, sipping an Irish whiskey, or just clinking glasses with friends, a good Irish cheers will set the tone for a night full of craic, laughter, and a few questionable dance moves. 😆💃 A day full of toe-tapping live music, world-class Irish dancing, Irish language lessons, Irish markets, magic show and children’s entertainment will keep the whole family entertained. Festivities take place in First Fleet Park, MCA Lawn and Bligh & Barney Reserve which all enjoy the iconic view of the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. Sydney St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Come to The Rocks to celebrate all things Irish at the globally renowned Sydney St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival. This family-friendly, free event will see us marching through Sydney CBD for the first time in 10 years. As we raise a glass to the Irish patron Saint, there will be plenty of toe-tapping live PO Box Q1262, Queen Victoria Building, NSW 1230 ©2024 by Sydney St Patrick's Day . Sydney St Patrick's Day Organisation would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to the Elders both past and present.
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