2009 St. Patrick's Day Parades in Massachusetts

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Saturday, March 7

Cape Cod - Yarmouth

11:00 am
Starts: Corner of School St, & Rte. 28, West Dennis
508 362-PADY (7239) http://www.capecodstpatsparade.com/


Sunday, March 8

City of Lawrence

1:00 pm
Starts: City Hall
978 794-5858


Sunday, March 15

City of Worcester

Noon
Starts: Park Avenue
508 755-1955


Sunday, March 15

City of Boston

1:00 pm
Starts: Broadway MBTA Stop, South Boston
617 268-7955


Sunday, March 15

Town of Scituate

1:00 pm
Starts: Gate Middle School, First Parish Rd
781 545-6671


Sunday, March 22

City of Holyoke

11:50 am
Starts: Downtown Holyoke
413 533-1700


Sunday, March 22

Town of Abington

1:00 pm
Starts: Abington Center
781 878-1570 or 781-878-7785


Sunday, March 22

Manchester, NH

Noon
Starts: Elm Street
Downtown Manchester

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