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St. Patrick's Day
PARADE

The 51th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade will take place on Saturday, March 14, 2020, at 12:00 PM in downtown St. Louis. The parade always takes place “rain or shine.” It began at 20th and Market streets, and proceed east to its conclusion at Broadway and Clark streets. Visit the Parade Route page for additional route details.

Regularly noted as one of the top in the country, the parade was comprised of over 120 units, including marching bands, floats, huge cartoon-character balloons, 5000+ marchers, and lots of clowns. Over 250,000 spectators regularly attend, the largest of any event in downtown St. Louis, packing the streets with smiling Irish eyes and festive green attire.

We welcomed our dignitaries, from Ireland and the St. Louis area. Our guests were joined by the Mayor of St. Louis, the St. Louis County Executive, other local and regional officials, and the parade’s general chairman in leading our parade.

Live Weather Photo

51th Annual
St. Patrick’s Day Parade


Saturday, March 14, 2020
12:00 PM
Downtown St. Louis

Parade Chairman: Vince Via
Parade Director: Shawn Milligan
Saint Louis
65°
clear sky
humidity: 52%
wind: 7mph WNW
H 73 • L 71
71°
Tue
92°
Wed
93°
Thu
Weather from OpenWeatherMap

Enter Your Unit in the Parade

If you are interested in having a float/unit in this year’s parade, fill out the unit application form.

Volunteers

Finally, consider being a Parade Volunteer. Whether individually or with a group, it is a fun way to be involved and view the parade.

Accommodations

The Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark hotel is the official hotel of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Run. For information on special St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Run room packages, visit the Hilton’s Hotel Specials page.

Johnny on The Spot is our sole source provider for restrooms on the parade route. If you need a portable facility please contact their office at 314 863-8874.

More Information

Additional information on the parade is available by viewing the Parade Route and Frequently Asked Questions.

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