St. Patrick's Day

We've said it before, Buffalo is big on St. Patrick's Day. We celebrate like no other cities. But how do we rank with other cities that celebrate it?

If you have never heard of LepreCON before, think about SantaCON in Buffalo around Christmas time in Buffalo, New York, but of course, you guessed it....for St. Patrick's Day. All of these people will be going from bar to bar in downtown Buffalo dressed in their best Irish attire and ideally, Leprechauns. How much are tickets for LepreCON in Buffalo? When is LepreCON happening in downtown?

It doesn’t feel all that crazy to say that on a normal basis, cereal that turns your milk green would be bad. But in this case…it’s what they’re aiming for.

It's St. Patrick's Day! It's a day where people from all nationalities wear green and eat corned beef and cabbage, but what is your favorite method of cooking it?

Check out the pictures from the 2019 St. Patrick's Day Parade in downtown Buffalo!

Buffalo--the second largest St. Patrick's Day celebration in the United States ever year (only behind New York City) AND St. Patrick's Day is ON a Sunday, which is when Buffalo celebrates with the a massive parade/party. It's almost like we own the next couple of weeks between St ...

Where is the best reuben in Buffalo, New York? Who has the best reuben in Western New York?

We aren't Irish, but kiss us anyway!! Townsquare Media invaded the 2018 St. Patrick's Day Parade with our Leprechaun! Check out the photo gallery!

How Do African Americans & Other Cultures Celebrate St. Patrick's Day?

We’ve all heard there was a saint and something to do with snakes in Ireland and now we have parades and drink green beer. But what do we really know about St. Patrick’s Day?

If you love getting active, we have a St. Patrick's Day deal for you! Get 'Lucky' and claim your discount on your registration for the Insane Inflatable 5K! Get the promo code and details here!

Obviously, tomorrow is St. Patrick's Day.  But being that it falls on a Friday during Lent, are Catholics allowed a pass on the whole no-meat-on-Friday thing, so they can enjoy the traditional corned beef and cabbage??? Chances are, the diocese has your back...