Irish pride: 2026 Long Island St. Patrick's Day parades list

Bruce Adams, of Northport, drives his Ford Model A during the Kings Park St. Patrick's Day parade. Credit: Newsday/Steve Pfost
Irish pride swells on Long Island all month long in March, when St. Patrick's Day parades big and small are held across both counties. Wear your best green and celebrate at these local parades:
MARCH 1
BETHPAGE
The parade begins at Central Avenue west to Stewart Avenue, North to Burkhardt Avenue, to Broadway, south to the center of town.
- When 1 p.m.
- More info 516-880-5975
EAST ISLIP

Eastern Long Island Police Pipes and Drums perform at the St. Patrick's Day parade in East Islip. Credit: Morgan Campbell
The parade will begin in front of the East Islip Public Library and travel west along Main Street passing by the grandstand at St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church and ending at Irish Lane.
- When 2 p.m.
- More info gcues.org/spd-parades
MINEOLA

The Donny Golden School dancers perform at the St Patrick's Day parade in Mineola. Credit: Jeff Bachner
The Irish American Society of Nassau, Suffolk and Queens Inc. kicks off its St. Patrick’s parade at Court House Drive and continues along Mineola Boulevard.
- When 1 p.m.
- More info irishamericansociety.org, 516-746-9392.
MARCH 7
KINGS PARK

Parade-goers watch members of the NYPD Emerald Society march down Main Street during the Kings Park St. Patrick's Day parade. Credit: Newsday/Steve Pfost
The parade steps off at the corner of Lou Avenue and Pulaski Road, continues down Main Street, turns onto Church Street and ends down Old Dock Road at the William T. Rogers Middle School.
- When Noon
- More info kpstpat.com
MARCH 8
HUNTINGTON VILLAGE

Huntington St. Patrick’s Day parade marches down New York Avenue in Huntington. Credit: Rick Kopstein
The parade starts north of Huntington train station along New York Avenue onto Main Street. The Huntington St. Patrick’s Parade is Long Island’s oldest and largest and features dozens of pipe bands, including some of the metro area’s finest.
- When 2 p.m.
- More info huntingtonhibernians.com, 516-521-2568
MARCH 14
BAY SHORE-BRIGHTWATERS

The Cycling Murrays ride their unicycles at the St. Patrick's Day parade in Bay Shore. Credit: Morgan Campbell
The parade steps off on the corner of Saxon Avenue and Kempster Avenue to Main Street and down to St. Patrick’s Church. Procession will include vintage cars and walkers carrying Bay Shore Historical Society banner.
- When 2 p.m.
- More info 631-665-1707
CUTCHOGUE
The parade will begin at Cox Lane, down Route 25, ending in Cutchogue Village.
- When 2 p.m.
- More info cutchoguefiredept.org, 631-734-5959
NEW HYDE PARK
Parade route along Jericho Turnpike eastbound from Hillside Boulevard to the Fire Headquarters at Terrace Boulevard.
- When 10 a.m.
- More info nhpfd.com
WESTHAMPTON BEACH
The parade steps off at the Westhampton Beach Middle School at the intersection of Mill Road and Oneck Lane, then travels southwest on Mill Road to Main Street, turns right to head west on Main Street and finishes at the intersection of Main Street and Sunset Avenue. The parade route is 1 mile long.
- When Noon
- More info whbstpats.com
AMAGANSETT

The annual Am O' Gansett St. Patrick's Day parade kicks off on Main Street in Amagansett. Credit: Randee Daddona
This year’s Am-O’Gansett Parade proceeds down Main Street from the municipal parking lot. At the end of Main Street, it turns around and comes back up Main Street.
- When Noon
- More info, amagansettchamber.org
MASSAPEQUA
Kickoff starts on Broadway in Massapequa between Jerusalem Avenue and Veterans Boulevard.
- When 11 a.m.
- More infobusiness.massapequachamber.org
ST. JAMES
Steps off from Woodlawn and Lake Avenues toward the St. James Gazebo.
- When 1 p.m.
- More info facebook.com
MARCH 15
BLUE POINT
Parade runs from Montauk Highway and Snedecor Avenue to Montauk Highway and Blue Point Avenue.
- When 11 a.m.; rain date March 22.
- More info bayportbluepoint.com
CENTER MORICHES
Parade kicks off at Main Street and Lake Avenue, ending at Railroad Avenue.
- When 3:15 p.m.
- More info 631-878-0003
FARMINGDALE

Members of the East Farmingdale Volunteer Fire Co. Good Times Band march along Main Street at the annual St. Patrick's Day parade. Credit: Jennifer A. Uihlein
Parade steps off from Northside School and proceeds south along Main Street to the Village Green in downtown Farmingdale.
- When 2 p.m.
- More info farmingdalenychamber.org, 516-239-9700
WANTAGH

Dancers perform at Wantagh's annual St. Patrick's Day parade on Wantagh Avenue. Credit: Jeff Bachner
Route is Wantagh High School on Wantagh Avenue and concludes on Park Avenue near the Long Island Rail Road. The parade will be followed by a block party on Railroad Avenue.
- When 2 p.m.
- More info wantaghchamber.org, 516-679-0100
ROCKY POINT

Bag pipers of the Friends of St. Patrick march in the annual St. Patrick's Day parade in Rocky Point. Credit: Daniel Brennan
Starting at Harrison Avenue and Route 25A in Miller Place finishing on Broadway in Rocky Point.
- When 1 p.m.
- More info thefriendsofstpatrick.com/parade
MARCH 21
BRENTWOOD
Route begins at Washington Avenue and Clarke Street, goes south on Washington Avenue to Ross Park on Brentwood Road.
- When 1 p.m.
- More info 631-273-4443
HAMPTON BAYS

Cathy O'Rourke, of Southampton, shows her Irish pride during the St. Patrick's Day parade in Hampton Bays. Credit: Randee Daddona
Steps off at the American Legion on Ponquogue Avenue.
- When 11 a.m.
- More info hbstpatricksparade.com, 631-204-7276
LINDENHURST

Quinn Coyle, of Lindenhurst, cheers at the Lindenhurst St. Patrick's Day parade. Credit: Morgan Campbell
Begins at Firemen’s Memorial Park and heads west on Hartford Street to Wellwood Avenue, ending at Lindenhurst Middle School.
- When Noon
- More info lindenhurststpatricksparade.org
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
The parade kicks off from the municipal parking lot on North Sunrise Highway, to North Long Beach Road and proceeds down Maple, to North Park Avenue, proceeding to Quealy Place, ending on Washington Street.
- When Noon
- More info rvcstpatrick.com
MARCH 22
BABYLON VILLAGE
Steps off Babylon Train Station on Colt Avenue, right on Deer Park Avenue, up North Carll Avenue and ends on Locust Avenue.
- When 2 p.m.
- More info babylonstpatricksdayparade.com.
GLEN COVE

Members of the MTA Police march in the St. Patrick's Day parade on School Street in Glen Cove. Credit: Howard Schnapp
Kicks off at Finley Middle School, goes onto Forest Avenue, then follows Brewster Street to School Street. From there it moves onto Glen Street.
- When 1 p.m.
- More info glencoveparade.com
PATCHOGUE

Kabrie Johnson, and her dad, Keegan, at the Patchogue St. Patrick's Day parade in March 2024. Credit: Elizabeth Sagarin
The parade starts at the intersection of East Main Street and Route 112 and heads west with the viewing stand located at the intersection of Havens Avenue and West Main.
- When Noon
- More info patchogue.com. 631-207-1000
RONKONKOMA
The parade will start on Hawkins Avenue at School Street, head south on Hawkins Avenue, ending at Thorne Street.
- When 2 p.m.;
- More info ronkonkomaparade.org, 631-304-6303
MARCH 28
JAMESPORT
Route kicks off at North Railroad and Washington Avenues and ends at the Jamesport Firehouse.
- When 1 p.m.;
- More info eastendemeraldsociety.org, 516-732-3672
MARCH 29
MONTAUK

Jennifer Gutierrez, of Southampton, with her dog Summer, as they attend the St. Patrick’s Day parade in Montauk. Credit: Newsday/James Carbone
Route runs up Edgemere Road, then turns onto Main Street past the reviewing stand on the green and finishes at the end of Main Street by the IGA.
- When Noon
- More info montaukfriendsoferin.org, 631-335-4122