The Shamrock Club post-parade party is at the Irish Cultural & Heritage Center, 2133 W. Wisconsin Ave. Admission is $8 (for ages 12 and older), and $20 for a family (three or more people over 12).

These festive shamrock-shaped sunglasses add just the right amount of flair to your St. Patrick’s Day look—because green beer isn’t the only way to stand out.

Among the most renowned St. Patrick's Day parades, according to the Library of Congress, are the ones held in: New York City, which officially dates to March 17, 1766. An unofficial march was held ...

Plenty of Irish music and popular tunes blared to get the runners ready to race and greet them as they reached the finish line. All participants received a green shamrock shirt and a finisher medal.

The holiday has evolved since the 1600s and is celebrated worldwide with parades, parties and feasts. It’s an excellent time to eat Irish food, […] ...

While Oxalis acetosella (Irish Shamrock) cannot withstand frost or temperatures over 80oF, they can be planted outdoors, in shade, during the spring so they can be enjoyed beyond St. Patrick’s Day.