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St. Patrick’s Day Celebrations in Boston

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Brandeis chapter.

Go GREEN this weekend by celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Boston!

FRIDAY MARCH 14TH:

Saint Paddy’s PubCrawl Boston: Includes stops at numerous historic and trendy pubs all a within walking distance of the Freedom Trail. Past Saint Paddy’s PubCrawl Boston deals have featured discounts on draft beer, well drinks, and Irish whiskey shots.

Where: Registration takes place at Mija near Faneuil Hall

When: March 14th- 17th

Only available to those 21 or older.

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SATURDAY MARCH 15TH:

14th Annual Barton Center St. Patrick’s Road Race/Walk: A four-mile course that benefits diabetes education. Racers can create their own Barton Center Annual St. Patrick’s Road Race/Walk fundraising page to gain donations in addition to their entry fee. After the race, there is a delicious buffet and a fun awards ceremony.

Entry fee for the Barton Center Annual St. Patrick’s Road Race/Walk starts at $25 for racers who pre-register and is $30 to register on the day of the race. Buffet tickets are available for $10 for non-racers.

Where: Clara Barton Camp

When: 12 pm

SUNDAY MARCH 16TH:

South Boston St. Patrick’s Day Parade: Celebrates Beantown’s Irish heritage with colorful floats, parade marchers from different city organizations, and various marching bands.

Where: Begins on West Broadway and ends at Dorchester Ave.

When: 1pm

MONDAY MARCH 17TH:

Landsdowne St. Patrick’s Day Celebration: Features live performances by great bands, and past performers have included The Dublin Free Press, Bearfight, Three Day Threshold, and Big Party Orchestra, among many others. Lansdowne St. Patrick’s Day Celebration also boasts authentic Irish food and beer.

Where: Landsdowne Pub, 9 Landsdowne Street

When: 10am 

Andrea is a sociology major with minors in journalism and women's and gender studies. She is currently finishing her senior year at Brandeis University. She was born and reared in Los Angeles, CA, which does mean that she is a die-hard Laker fan… Sorry Bostonians. When Andrea is not routing on her favorite basketball team, she dedicates her time to her many passions. They include reading and writing about fashion, traveling, exploring new restaurants, spending time with friends, watching reality television (she has a weak spot for Bravo), shopping, and working out.