St. Patrick’s Day in Baton Rouge is a tradition like no other! This year, there are many ways to celebrate all around the Capital City. From the Wearin’ of the Green Parade to traditional Irish pubs, this list will help you make sure your St. Patrick’s Day celebration is one to remember!
ST. PATRICK’S WEEKEND ACTIVITIES & EVENTS
Wearin’ of the Green Shamrock Run
Saturday, March 16
In the wee morning hours pre-parade, organizers of the Wearin’ of the Green Parade will host the fourth annual 5K Shamrock Run, which starts and ends at Moreau Physical Therapy on Perkins Road. Whether you’re participating in the race or cheering on the runners, don your best green attire, and come out for some fun before the parade starts to roll.
Wearin’ of the Green St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Saturday, March 16
The Wearin' of the Green St. Patrick's Day Parade will once again roll through the historic and beautiful Hundred Oaks and Perkins Overpass areas of Baton Rouge. Each krewe will be tossing traditional throws to the crowds, so bring your bags to catch more green beads than you can imagine. Come join family fun and watch area dignitaries, marching bands, bagpipers and special guests.
Beauvoir Park St. Patrick’s Day Throwdown
Saturday, March 16
Following the festivities of the Wearin’ of the Green parade is a BYOB bash at Beauvoir Park. Dog and friendly family, the doors open at 11 a.m. with live music by The Southside Roosters and Spoonfed Junior beginning around noon.
Earlapalooza at Uncle Earl's Bar
Saturday, March 16
Earlapalooza is back for its fourth year at Uncle Earl’s Bar! Featuring headliner T.I., as well as other acts in the stacked line-up, the doors with open at 10 a.m., with the first performer at 1 p.m. Advanced tickets are highly encouraged! This event is for ages 21+.
St. Patrick’s Day Extravaganza at Ivar’s Sports Bar
Saturday, March 16
Located on the Wearin’ of the Green parade route, Ivar’s Sports Bar will be throwing their yearly after-party. Complete with green beer, live music and more, this is a party you don’t want to miss! This event is for ages 21+.
FOOD & DRINK SPOTS ALONG THE WEARIN’ OF THE GREEN PARADE ROUTE
*Please note that due to the Wearin’ of the Green Parade, many of these establishments may be closed so that their staff can partake in the celebration. We recommend checking with the specific business to confirm hours for Saturday, March 16.*
- Garden District Coffee
- Zeeland Street Market
- BLDG 5
- The Overpass Merchant
- Chow Yum
- Ivar’s Sports Bar & Grill
- Gail’s Fine Ice Cream
- The Big Squeezy
- Rock-n-Sake Bar & Sushi
- Schlittz & Giggles
- Magpie Cafe
- Frankie’s Dawg House
- Parrain’s Seafood
- Zippy’s Burritos Tacos & More
- Acme Oyster House
- La Divina Italian Cafe
- Ruby Slipper Cafe
- Burgersmith
- Uncle Earl’s
- DiGiulio Brothers Italian Café
- Pinetta's European Restaurant
- Unleaded BBQ
- Duvic's
- ZeeZee's
IRISH PUBS IN BATON ROUGE
If you're looking for a little extra luck in celebrating the weekend, these Capital City Irish pubs will be your go-to stops!
WHERE TO SHOP FOR GREEN ATTIRE IN BATON ROUGE
The Wearin’ of the Green Parade calls for the best green attire! These local boutiques have a selection of all things green just for you.
- Aria Boutique
- Bella Bella
- Fab'rik
- Frock Candy
- Hemline Boutique
- Herringstone's
- Mclavy Ltd.
- Moxi Boutique
- Myla Boutique
- Rodéo Boutique
- Sweet Baton Rouge
- Vertage Clothing Co.
- Wanderlust by Abby