The parade and surrounding parties along Dallas’ Greenville Avenue draw thousands each year.
DALLAS — Thousands will flock to Dallas’ Greenville Avenue this weekend for one of the city’s biggest (and greenest?) parties of the year.
The 44th annual Dallas St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival returns Saturday, March 15. The parade along Greenville Avenue and surrounding parties typically draw tens of thousands of people to the area each year.
So plan your transportation ahead of time if you’re planning to attend the parade or surrounding parties, and avoid the area if you’re not.
Here’s what you need to know for Greenville Avenue Saturday festivities:
When is the Dallas St. Patrick’s Day Parade?
Saturday, March 15
What time is the Dallas St. Patrick’s Day Parade?
The parade runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., but the festival runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
How much does the Dallas St. Patrick’s Day Parade cost?
The parade and festival are free to attend.
What is the route for the Dallas St. Patrick’s Day Parade?
The parade starts on Greenville Avenue at Blackwell Street, a bit north of Northwest Highway, and travel south to SMU Boulevard, a distance of just under 2 miles.
Who is the Dallas St. Patrick’s Day Parade Grand Marshal?
The Kidd Kraddick Morning Show, hosted by Kellie Rasberry, J-Si Chavez and Big Al Mack on 106.1 KISSFM is this year’s parade grand marshal.
Where can you park for the Dallas St. Patrick’s Day Parade?
Parking will be limited and parade organizers are encouraging attendees to take DART to the Park Lane or Lovers Lane stations or use ride share if possible. Drivers should also be aware of road closures in the area along the route Saturday.
