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The single best or worst holiday of the year is coming up, depending on how Irish you are, and/or how much you love or hate beer. St. Patrick's Day comes around every year on March 17, and it's It’s St. Patrick’s Day, so Go Green! Another way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day is to honor local nature spirits and faerie where you live. Spend some time outdoors, go on a hike, and bring a gift to leave the faerie. It can be a song, a pretty stone, a little cake with honey, or something you made yourself. Just avoid iron. St. Patrick’s Day Chocolate Bark Recipes. Chocolate bark recipes have become my go-to when it comes to getting my chocolate fix. These St. Patrick's Day Bark recipes don't disappoint! They’re so quick to make - it’s all a matter of melting a few ingredients and getting creative with goodies to use as toppings! With St. Patrick’s It can sometimes feel like St. Patrick’s Day is all about alcohol. However, there are plenty of ways to celebrate the holiday without it! For those in recovery or interested in cutting down on drinking, here are some ways you can embrace the traditions and fun of St. Patrick’s Day without alcohol: Sláinte to a Great St. Paddy’s Day! Whether you’re Irish by blood or just for the day, St. Patrick’s Day is all about having fun, embracing tradition, and spreading a little luck. So grab your shamrocks and your “Kiss me I’m Irish” t-shirts and let the shenanigans begin! Happy St. Patrick’s Day! No St. Patrick’s Day is complete without a smooth, creamy pint of Guinness. This world-renowned Irish stout boasts a rich, malty flavor with notes of coffee and chocolate. For the perfect pour, hold the glass at a 45-degree angle, fill it three-quarters of the way, let it settle, and then top it off. From Champagne at weddings to Baileys at Christmas and Guinness on Paddy’s Day, big celebrations are often marked with a drink which becomes synonymous with that event. Dipping into Irish culture by raising a non-alcoholic Irish drink is a great way to celebrate St Patrick’s Day without the risk of a hangover. 6 Ways to Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day Without Drinking. There are many ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day that do not have to involve drinking alcohol. There are ample opportunities to celebrate the luck of the Irish and the joyful spirit of the holiday while remaining sober and healthy while still engaging in fun activities around your city. While many may use the holiday to do a wee bit too much drinking, there’s plenty of fun to be had without overdoing it, or without drinking at all. Chicago celebrates this holiday the weekend before the feast of St. Patrick (March 17), so here are some ideas for how to participate in one of the best traditions of the city without making it Getting smashed, inebriated, plastered, or ossified (as we Irish sometimes say) does tend to go hand-in-hand with how St. Patrick's Day is celebrated, but there are plenty of other ways to mark St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl. Join us on St. Patrick's Day for Ryfe Bar & Restaurant's 5th Annual St. Patrick's Day & Anniversary Party Bar Crawl! Starting at 9:00 a.m. with Kegs & Eggs, the day will feature visits to local spots like Back Bay Ale House and LaScala’s Beach House, along with giveaways, food and drink specials, local Celebrate at Dargan’s Irish Pub & Restaurant. We have to kick off the celebration of St Patrick’s Day at Dargan’s Irish Pub & Restaurant.Established in Ventura in 2004, Dargan’s has been a local hangout spot ever since. While St. Patrick’s Day is a time for celebration, it can be seen as a time when many may feed into the stereotype of Irish culture and overconsume alcohol. This St. Patrick’s Day, Drinkaware is encouraging adults to take a look at how they celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and join the mindful drinking movement. 2. Why Guinness is the St. Paddy’s King. You can’t mention St. Patrick’s Day drinking without talking about Guinness, the go-to drink for March 17. How Much Guinness is Drank on St. Patrick’s Day? About 13 million pints of Guinness are consumed globally on March 17, which is double what they sell on a normal day. Tim Sweeney, the head bartender at Pebble Bar, joins TODAY's Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Willie Geist to share fun drinks to make for St. Patrick's Day. The festive cocktails include a Alarm Clock Beers Since college, it has been a tradition that the first thing I consume on whichever day we choose to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day is a pint of Guinness, a beer that truly owns Though drinking and next-day hangovers may be a central part of celebrating the holiday for many, they don’t have to be, says Reilly, who founded Sober St. Patrick’s Day, a family-friendly celebration of Irish culture and art — without the alcohol — in New York City. The festival commemorates the arrival of Christianity in Ireland, as well as celebrating Irish heritage and culture. St. Patrick's Day is now celebrated by many people throughout the world, Irish and non-Irish alike, with food, drink, and all things green. Here are some guidelines on how to celebrate St. Patrick's Day Irish-style! St. Patrick’s Day is an excellent opportunity to celebrate Irish culture, enjoy festive activities, and have fun with friends, family, or even your colleagues. Whether you’re attending a parade, playing St. Patrick’s Day-themed games, enjoying Irish food, or participating in a work eventthere are numerous ways to make the day fun and Enjoy a Safe St. Patrick’s Day. St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday celebrated worldwide, and for many, it is a time to celebrate Irish culture and heritage. While drinking is often associated with the holiday, there are many other ways to enjoy it without drinking. Try a few of these activities this year and enjoy a safer and more enjoyable St
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