4 Ways to Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Maryland

From parades to Irish bands, Maryland has something for everyone this St. Patrick's Day.

Green beer will be flowing, Irish music will be playing, and corned beef and cabbage will be on every plate. Here are places ways you can celebrate the Feast of St. Patrick this year in Maryland.

Annapolis St. Patrick’s Day Parade

When: March 6
Where: Parade starts on West Street at Amos Garrett Blvd and ends at Susan Campbell Park
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Annapolis’ annual St. Patrick’s Day parade will once again be bringing joy back in 2022. The parade will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 6, and will feature more than 100 community groups, bands, and floats. The party continues with a festival called "Shamrock on the Dock" that includes food, drink, music, and activities for the wee ones.

Guinness Brewery’s Month-Long St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

When: March 3–27
Where: 5001 Washington Blvd, Halethorpe
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The Guinness Brewery in Baltimore is once again celebrating St. Patrick’s Day all month long with food, music, and beer. Each weekend in March, the brewery will be launching a special seasonal beer and entertaining Baltimore with Irish music and trivia nights. The brewery will also be holding exclusive St. Patrick’s Day and beer pairing dinners. On St. Patrick’s Day, the brewery will be transformed into an Irish Village with food vendors, music, merch, and all the beer you can drink.

Baltimore St. Patrick Parade

When: March 13
Where: Washington Monument, proceeds south on Charles Street, and continues east on Pratt Street to Market Place.
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The St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Baltimore is one of the most exciting events that take place in the city each year. It’s best to get downtown before the run starts to park and stake out your spot on the parade route.

Looney’s Pub

When: March 12–17
Where: Various locations
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Looney’s Pub has five locations around the state and each one will be celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in a big way. The main party will be on Thursday, March 17, but each location will also have a special weekend party on Saturday, March 12.

How are you celebrating St. Patrick's Day in Maryland? Any fun events we missed on our list? Comment below.