Celebrate Saint Patrick's Day in Rhode Island
By Nicole Amore, published Mar 12, 2007
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St. Patrick's Day has evolved into an Irish free-for-all to celebrate all things Irish. Originally this was a religious holiday to honor Saint Patrick. He introduced Christianity into Ireland after a long journey back in the 5th century. I think everyone celebrates St. Patrick's day at least a little bit, whether or not you are Irish. So I have compiled a list of some of the bars and pubs in Rhode Island and some of the parades that will take place in honor of St. Patty's Day.Irish Pubs in RI:
-Aidan's of Newport (located in Newport)
-My Brother's Pub Ltd (located in Pawtucket)
-The Green Room and Snookers (located in Federal Hill, Providence)
-KC's Tap (located in Pawtucket)
-Wickenden Pub (located on College Hill, Providence)
Irish Bars in RI:
-AS220 (located in Federal Hill, Providence)
-Celtic Pub (located in Pawtucket)
-O'Brien's Pub (located in Newport)
-Finnegan's Wake (located in Federal Hill, Providence)
-McFadden's (located in Downtown Providence)
There are two big parades in Rhode Island for St. Patrick's Day. The first of which is located in Providence. This parade is scheduled to start at noon, rain or shine, on March 10, 2007. It will start at the corner of Elmhurst and Smith Street and conclude at the State House. There are post parade events at Patrick's Pub, which is located at 381 Smith Street in Providence. The second big parade is located in Newport. It is scheduled to start at 11:00 am on March 17, 2007. It will begin at the Newport City Hall and conclude at Saint Augustin's Church. This parade is scheduled to last about 2 hours.
Rhode Island may be a small state but there is still a lot going on for this holiday. Check out the website links at the end of this article for more information on these events. Most local bars will have some kind of a St. Patty's Day theme, so no matter where you go, the luck of the Irish should find you! Remember to party safely though and wear your green hats, shirts, pants, and pins!
Celebrate Saint Patrick's Day in Rhode Island
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Did You Know?
The first St. Patrick's Day parade took place in New York on March 17, 1762.Lent prohibitions (Catholic) of consuming meat were overlooked on St. Patrick's Day so the people of Ireland could drink, dance, and eat.
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