Bay Ridge St. Patrick's Day Parade, Inc.
is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit.
The parade committee is made up of volunteers that are active members of the community, working throughout the year to promote Irish heritage and Catholic faith.
PARADE DAY - MARCH 23, 2025 - 1 PM
Irish Surname Map for 30th Anniversary t-Shirt spot
Bay Ridge Irish Surname Map for 30th Anniversary T-Shirt Spot
$25.00
In celebration of our 30th anniversary, a NEW t-shirt design with an Irish Surname Map personalized with Bay Ridge families, and yours can be next! Be a part of Bay Ridge history!
Please be advised: this is for your family surname’s inclusion on the map. Your $25 donation (per address) will help us cover the costs associated with not only the printing of all merchandise, but also the cost of the parade itself. Merchandise will be available soon!
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THANK YOU TO OUR 2024 SPONSORS!
Councilman Justin Brannan
DeSales Media Group
Clavin Funeral Home
NYC Knights of St. Patrick
Marty Golden
Black irish cream
Become a Parade Sponsor
Parade day may only happen once a year but the Committee meets year-round, continually runs fundraisers and is especially thankful to the Sponsors of the Parade!
Please consider being a Sponsor of the 2024 Parade!
THE OFFICIAL HEADQUARTERS
Do you have what it takes to be an Official Headquarters of the 2024 Parade?
Are you interested in marching in the Parade?
Parade Merchandise
Parade Apparel
Show off your Bay Ridge Irish Pride anytime! We now have Short Sleeve T-Shirts, Long Sleeve Shirts, Sweatshirts, Hats, Bracelets and more!
BUY THE MERCH HERE»
journal ads
Whether it’s the cover page or a half page ad, you can now purchase all ads online. Please use the link below to start your order!
BUY YOUR AD HERE »
dinner dance tickets
Tickets for our Dinner Dance, February 22, 2025 are also available for purchase. Click the link below!
BUY YOUR TIX HERE »
Our History
We have come a very long way since our humble beginnings over 25 years ago. The Bay Ridge Saint Patrick’s Day Parade was the brain child of the late Gene Reilly, owner of the former Lief Erickson Pub on 5th Avenue. He wanted to share the Celtic culture and love of Irish Heritage. He believed there was a need and desire for this, and always room for one more parade in New York City…
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