NEWS&events
The South Boston St. Patrick’s Day/Evacuation Day Parade returns to take place on Sunday 19 March 2023
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Parade to begin at 1pm ET and will be broadcast live on NECN
PARADEroute
Start at Andrew Sq up Dorchester Street, right onto Telegraph Street, left around Thomas Park down East 6th Street, left onto K Street, right onto East 4th Street, left on P Street then left onto East Broadway to West Broadway end at Broadway Station.
getting to south boston
by public transportation, car, or foot
2023
CHIEF MARSHAL
Coleman Nee
Coleman Nee is the CEO of Triangle, Inc., a not for profit focused on improving the lives of persons with disabilities. Prior to coming to Triangle, he served as Massachusetts Secretary of Veterans’ Services from 2010 to 2015. A Boston native and graduate of American University in Washington D.C., Coleman has over 27 years of governmental, not-for-profit and private-sector management experience.
PARADEhistory
Bostonians were the first to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in North America. On March 17, 1737, as a gesture of solidarity among the city’s new Irish immigrants, Boston’s Irish community joined together in festivities of their homeland and to honor the memory of the below Patron Saint of Ireland.
2022
Mayor of Southie
Pat Dillon
The “Mayor of Southie” initiative has long been a tradition of the parade and provides a fun and unique way to give members of the South Boston community an opportunity to participate in the parade directly and be recognized for it, while working to help raise the funds necessary to hold the parade. Congratulations to 2022 Mayor of Southie Pat Dillon. Learn More
PARADEsponsors
Since 1901, our Parade has only been possible by the generous contributions of friends, family, and community. We are self-supporting, and rely heavily on your help. Please donate what you can, and as always we greatly appreciate your support.
individual contribution | inquire about corporate sponsorship
THANK YOU TO OUR 2023 SPONSORS
Luck of The Irish Sponsor : Cisco Brewers
