St. Patrick's Day

Source: WalletHub Wow. That's a bold statement when you considered how many other cities in this country alone that take pride in the size of their celebrations and culture. So why does Buffalo rank number one? Well, Buffalo had the highest score based on numerous factors that WalletHub studied for the largest 200 cities in the US...

Buffalo knows one thing for sure, and that's how to party! Whether it's a Bills tailgate or a holiday Buffalo knows how to celebrate. So it should be no surprise when Buffalo made Travel + Leisure's Where To Celebrate St. Patrick's Day list...

Jennifer Letina will be Grand Marshal Of St. Patrick's Day Parade here in Buffalo this year! She's the third member of her family to have the honor. Her uncle was the grand marshal in 1993 and her mother was in 2003. Buffalo's parade, which is one of the largest in the country, has drawn crowds of over 80,000 in the past. ...

It’s almost time for St. Patrick’s Day! And that means that regardless of your heritage, on March 17, it's time to put on your best green shirt and meet up with your friends at one of these Buffalo, Western New York Irish pubs.

The 22nd Annual “Old Neighborhood” St. Patrick’s Day Parade is scheduled for Saturday, March 14th and will kick off at 12 Noon. Since 1994, this parade has retraced the original 1913 route through the historic streets of the Valley and Old First Ward neighborhoods...

Buffalo's First Ward, located in South Buffalo, was the home to a large number of Irish immigrants in the 1800s, the industrial boom of the early mid-1900s and the decline of the industrial area in the 20th century and remains the hub of Buffalo Irish history today.

Explore the vast Irish heritage in Buffalo, NY, and the surrounding Western New York area! South Buffalo is known for its large Irish-American community.  In fact the area is home to one of the highest concentrations of Irish Americans west of the Hudson River outside of Chicago. Most arrivals were recruited to work the steel mills, petroleum refineries, foundries, flour mills, auto factories and

Get your green on, Buffalo.

There are several schools in Buffalo that specialize in Irish dance and, in turn, yield the area’s best Irish dance troupes.

Everyone is Irish on Saint Patrick’s Day!

March is already here, and you know what that means: It's almost time for St. Patrick's Day!

It's almost time to get your green on and come downtown for one of the biggest celebrations of the year in Buffalo. On Saint Patrick’s Day weekend (March 16-17), the entire city will be feeling the luck of the Irish this year. To celebrate the rich Irish heritage of Buffalo, thousands will come out and celebrate with two parades, one on Delaware Avenue and another in the Old First Ward.