Parade Route Central Ave west to Stewart Ave North to Burkhardt Ave, East to Broadway and South to the Center of town.
GRAND MARSHAL Brian Durr and Corporate Grand Marshal Gus Tsiorvas
Music and remarks @12pm
Parade@1pm beginning at 43rd St & Skillman Ave ending at 58th & Woodside
GRAND MARSHAL
10 AM – Mass at the Society Center, 297 Willis Ave, Mineola, NY
12 PM – Marchers Line Up at the Court House Drive, Garden City.
1 PM – Parade Starts
AFTER the PARADE…
-Center Opens at 2:00 PM – Admission $?
-Food, Fun, Music & Dancing with a performance by the Donny Golden School of Irish Dance
-Kitchen will be open: Corned Beef Sandwiches, Burgers, Hot dogs, Fries
-Bar will be open for your pleasure
GRAND MARSHAL John A Doyle
The parade will begin in front of the East Islip Public Library and travel west along Main Street passing by the grandstand at St. Mary’s RC Church and ending at Irish Lane.
GRAND MARSHAL John Owen
The Parade steps off at the corner of Lou Avenue and Pulaski Road, continues down Main Street, turns onto Church Street, and ends down Old Dock Road at the William T. Rogers Middle School.
GRAND MARSHALS Patsy Haller, Noel Cary, Bridie Lane
Starts at Beach 130th & Newport Ave. Parade route is down Newport Ave., across Beach 116th St, down Rockaway Beach Blvd, ending by the St. Camillus parking lot on Beach 100th
GRAND MARSHAL TBA
The parade starts north of Huntington train station along New York Avenue onto Main Street. The Huntington St. Patrick’s Parade is Long Island’s oldest and largest and features dozens of pipe bands, including some of the metro area’s finest.
GRAND MARSHAL Huntington Town Supervisor, Edmund J. “Ed” Smyth
Kickoff 11am Broadway in Massapequa (between n. Elm and veterans)
GRAND MARSHAL’S Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick J. Ryder and Gary Slavin
Parade steps off from Saxon Avenue and Main Street left on Main Street/Montauk Highway.
GRAND MARSHAL Denise Gibson
The parade will march from the Traffic light at Cox Lane, down Route 25 ending in Cutchogue Village.
GRAND MARSHAL TBD
