It's that time of year again! Time to break out the green clothes, make some Irish food, and celebrate all things Irish! If you're looking for some fun St. Patrick's Day events to attend in the Albany area, we've got you covered.
'Tis the season for everything Irish. There is no food more Irish than corned beef. Whether you have it on a sandwich or as a meal, these are the top 5 places to get the best corned beef in the Capital Region according to Yelp.
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.
On St. Patrick's Day, we look back at some of the best "Patrick's" in the history of New York sports, many of whom fans considered saints during their careers.
Happy St. Patrick's Day! There is no food more Irish than corned beef. Whether you have it on a sandwich or as a meal, these are the top 5 places to get the best corned beef in the Capital Region according to Yelp.
The Albany St. Patrick's Day Parade is back in full-force in 2022! With spectators returning to the streets, here are the parking restrictions you can expect.
Brian was pretty relentless about me never having tried corned beef. Not only had I not had corned beef and cabbage, but I also had never had a Reuben sandwich. The corned beef wasn't something I looked at and thought, "I need to eat that." Also, the Reuben sandwich has three of four things on it that I absolutely dislike. Well, that all changed on St. Patrick's Day.
St. Patrick's Day is always a time to have fun and celebrate the green. Now with some restrictions being lifted, it's also a time to go out and enjoy a few green libations with friends. Make sure you are responsible when you go green today and right through the weekend. Police will be out in full force making sure the roadways are safe from drunk drivers.
Here's another thing to add to the list of being canceled because of the pandemic. Hoosick Falls has nixed their annual St. Patrick's Day parade but they won't let it stop them from celebrating. They are asking residents to get creative and turn the village green.