Upcoming Events at Forsyth Park
Description
Don't miss one of the biggest Saint Patrick's Day in Savannah, GA celebration this weekend! Enjoy tons of Saint Patrick's Day activities that you will surely love and enjoy!
Event Details
Come out and see the largest Patrick’s day party in the United States! From green beer and rivers to all types of bar crawls! You won’t want to miss this year in savannah. You can be Irish for the day on St. Patrick’s Day in Savannah, even if you don’t hail from the Emerald Isle.
With bands and marching groups from across the country, Savannah puts on the second-largest St. Patrick’s Day parade in the United States after New York City.
Additional St. Patrick's Day Activities
Festivities begin with the Greening of the Fountain at Forsyth Park in the Historic District, where the water is dyed green and flows from the mouths of statues until after the St. Patrick’s Day parade.
Where to Stay in Savannah
From historic inns to modern boutique hotels, Savannah has lodging options to fit every budget and style preference. Enjoy some Southern hospitality at The Gastonian, an award-winning B&B two blocks from Forsyth Park, or River Street Inn, a historic hotel overlooking the Savannah River.
Tips from locals
Arrive early for the parade for a good viewing spot. In the central squares, some people show up as early as six in the morning. Abercorn Street is best if you have kids; Bay Street is better if you like a party scene. The best place to get a decent view is along Broughton Street, but there isn't much shade there, so bring sunscreen and/or a hat.
If you can, take a shuttle to the parade. There are parking lots and garages, but they get booked up fast.
Make early hotel bookings. The hotels along the parade path fill up the quickest. To learn what is offered, contact the hotels immediately.
With bands and marching groups from across the country, Savannah puts on the second-largest St. Patrick’s Day parade in the United States after New York City.
Additional St. Patrick's Day Activities
Festivities begin with the Greening of the Fountain at Forsyth Park in the Historic District, where the water is dyed green and flows from the mouths of statues until after the St. Patrick’s Day parade.
Where to Stay in Savannah
From historic inns to modern boutique hotels, Savannah has lodging options to fit every budget and style preference. Enjoy some Southern hospitality at The Gastonian, an award-winning B&B two blocks from Forsyth Park, or River Street Inn, a historic hotel overlooking the Savannah River.
Tips from locals
Arrive early for the parade for a good viewing spot. In the central squares, some people show up as early as six in the morning. Abercorn Street is best if you have kids; Bay Street is better if you like a party scene. The best place to get a decent view is along Broughton Street, but there isn't much shade there, so bring sunscreen and/or a hat.
If you can, take a shuttle to the parade. There are parking lots and garages, but they get booked up fast.
Make early hotel bookings. The hotels along the parade path fill up the quickest. To learn what is offered, contact the hotels immediately.
