Celebrating St. Patrick's Day

2 girls and a woman wearing green, decorating green cupcakes.

St. Patrick's Day originated as a cultural and religious holiday commemorating the patron saint of Ireland. Over time it has become a more widespread holiday with parades, special food, parties, music, wearing of the green, and drinking. This is a page about celebrating St. Patrick's Day.

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March 17, 2008

Two boys in St. Patrick tophats with a dog. Here are Susan's grandkids celebrating St. Patrick's Day in their very special hats. The conehead in the middle is their new puppy, Honey.

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Question: St. Patrick's Day Tips?

kashane

March 5, 2005

Does anyone have any tips for St. Patricks day?

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jeff burnett

March 8, 20050 found this helpful

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Hi, I live in Hot Springs, Arkansas, You can attend the Worlds Smallest St.Patrick Day Parade.

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Robyn

March 15, 20080 found this helpful

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you can dye food green. Hide gold coins (I made some out of yellow felt). Also, leprechauns are silly or naughty, depending if you're trying to teach your kids or not, so just doing some silly things around the house for the kids to wake up to might be fun for them.

Like putting the couch cushions upside down, turning a rug sideways, etc.

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St. Patrick's Day Party Ideas

March 13, 2012

St. Patrick's Day is great time to get together and have a party. This is a page about St. Patrick's Day party ideas.

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