We may be worlds away from Ireland, but one thing we have in common is, we love a good time. Here are our top 5 picks for ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Miami.🍀🌟
1. VISIT ONE OF MIAMI’S BEST IRISH BARS
Skip the trip to Dublin and head to one of Miami’s top Irish bars instead. This St. Patrick’s Day, enjoy traditional pub dishes, hearty stews, and ice-cold pints of Guinness at some of the city’s most beloved Irish spots like The Leinster. Whether you’re celebrating big or keeping it casual, there’s no shortage of festive places to raise a glass.
2. ST. PATRICK’S DAY WYNWOOD BLOCK PARTY
Get your finest green outfits for another round of Wynwood’s memorable St. Patrick’s Day Block Party on Monday, March 17. Returning to Wynwood Marketplace, get ready to turn up to live music, and enjoy endless green beer, tasty bites, and photo ops. Bonus: The first 300 guests to RSVP will score a free green beer!
3. JOHNMARTIN’S ST. PATRICK’S STREET FESTIVAL
The 33rd annual St. Patrick’s Day Festival is bringing good ol’ Irish fun to Miracle Mile on Saturday, March 15. Kickstarting at 2 p.m. until midnight, the event promises tasty Irish eats, Guinness and beers, a live U2 tribute band, bar stations, games, face painting, and so much more.
4. ST. PADDY’S DAY AT THE ELSER
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day from new heights at The Elser Hotel & Residences in downtown Miami. Set atop the property’s stunning 49-story tower, the “Ain’t St. Paddy’s Day” pool deck party returns on Monday, March 16 for free with festive vibes and incredible skyline views. Guests can enjoy a complimentary tasting from Jameson along with live performances by Clare Killoran and The Free Folkers Band.
5. SWEET CAROLINE KARAOKE BAR
End the night the right way at Sweet Caroline Karaoke Bar, where St. Patrick’s Day celebrations come with a soundtrack. Skip the packed pubs and take the stage instead and get ready to hit those high notes. The Brickell location is hosting four days of festivities from March 14 to 17.
How are you celebrating the luckiest day of the year?
