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Saint Patricks Day is one of those blessed holidays, like birthdays. If it falls on a workday, you get to celebrate it not once but twice. Well, its on a Wednesday this year, so save the nightlife drinking debauchery for then. Make Saturday for the festivals, for the family, for the Irish food.
Up in Delray Beach, the 42nd-annual Saint Patricks Day Parade will take place at 2 p.m. (pre-parade performances begin at 1 p.m.). The parade will be filled with hundreds of firefighters from across the states and Ireland, including the Dublin Ireland Fire Brigade. Fire department ladder trucks will be scattered along the parade route, AKA Atlantic Avenue. There will be fire engines, marching firefighters, bagpipes, and guard teams carrying flags and fire axes. The free afterparty starts at 7 p.m. at Old School Square. Call 561-279-0907, or visit festivalmanagementgroup.com. Best news yet: The parade is free for spectators.
Sat., March 13, 1 p.m., 2010