The day of leprechauns and shamrocks lands on a Thursday this year, and we have a variety of celebration suggestions for you.
Whether you want to commemorate the day with friends or family, Patch has its picks for how to make the most of the Irish holiday:
- Catholic Singles St. Patrick's Day Dance: Hoping to meet new people? This 21-and-older dance at Saint Rita’s Parish in West Allis will host the band Our House from 7:30-11:30 p.m. Saturday. Casual, dressy attire is required.
- Greenfield Parks & Rec: The Parks & Recreation Department encourages older adults to join them for an afternoon of Irish lunch with corned beef on rye followed by several rounds of bingo from 12:30-2:30 p.m. Thursday at Greenfield City Hall. You must be 55 or older.
- Kremp’s Florist: The local floral boutique reminds everyone that Valentine’s Day is not the only saint holiday that can be distinguished with flowers. Featuring a variety of shamrock inspired arrangements, the florist can deliver to offices as well as the homes of those with whom you wish to share a special bouquet.
- Mulligan’s St. Patrick's Day Party: On Thursday, the Irish pub opens its doors at 6 a.m. for a full day of Irish activities. The establishment will serve a traditional Irish breakfast all day with live music starting at 2 p.m. A large heated beer tent will be set up outside and a free shuttle will run from Ryan Road.
- Taste of Home: For those hoping to host a St. Patrick’s Day party at home with Irish cuisine, the Taste of Home Outlet store currently sells a variety of cookbooks that feature appetizers, main and side dishes and dessert recipes with Gaelic decent. Visit the website for articles and ideas on the holiday.
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