st. patricks day

Did you know there's a pub in central New York with a special door just for Leprechauns?

Who's ready for Green Beer Sunday, the annual tradition in Central New York that draws thousands of people?

St. Patrick's Day is the celebration of Christianity's arrival in Ireland, through the teachings of their patron saint. March 17th marks the anniversary of the death of the Saint Patrick, who also drove the snakes out of Ireland. The early spring celebration is usually filled with plenty of shamrocks, bagpiped parades, green beer and a healthy portion of corned beef and cabbage. This year, if you are a Catholic, your corned beef is in jeopardy.

It's one of the days of the year many people in Utica look forward to as the years go by: St. Patrick's Day Parade Day. When can we expect it to take place for 2023?

Today is the day that everyone is Irish in New York, but if you plan on celebrating today chances are you will be paying more than most people across the country.

How do you say the abbreviated version of Happy St. Patrick's Day?

Hint: it's not corned beef and cabbage.

When it comes to celebrating St. Patrick's Day in New York, two cities really take the cake, or should we say the Guinness?

By old, we mean really old. As far as size, the Irish don't like to talk about that. Trust us though, it's huge.

When you think of Central New York, do you think of a place that has a lot of people of Irish descent?

If you like mint, you'll love what Stewart's Shops are serving up at the end of the rainbow for St. Patrick's Day.

After two years of being canceled due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the Utica Saint Patrick's Day parade will return for March of 2022.