Everyone knows that Dublin is the place to be on St. Patrick’s Day – but if you can’t hop on a plane, we’ve got the next best thing right here in New York! Check out the immersive St. Patrick’s Day experience at Nebula, the hottest new club in town. The space is completely decked out with state-of-the-art LED screens, so you’ll feel like you're right in the middle of Dublin as you party the night away. 

The space is perfect for groups, so grab your crew and reserve a table! 8 person tables are just $20 per table (originally $70) and 10 person tables are $35 per table originally $85). With a reservation you won’t have to worry about finding a location big enough for all of you. 

Where: Nebula Night Club, 135 W 41st St. New York, NY 10036

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This annual parade is one of the biggest and most popular events in the city and draws huge crowds of spectators every year. The first parade was on March 17, 1762 (yes, before the Declaration of Independence was even signed!), and the tradition is going strong to this day. Whether you're Irish or not, there's something for everyone at this festive celebration. So put on your green clothes and join the crowds downtown for a day full of music, dancing, and good old-fashioned fun.

Where: The Parade begins on 5th Avenue at 44th Street and ends on 5th Avenue uptown at 79th Street.

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If you're looking for the best way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, a bar crawl in New York City is a great option that lets you keep the fun going all day long! There are tons of great bars in the city, and on St. Patrick's Day, they come alive with revelers. With this curated crawl, you’ll hit up 15 of the most fun bars in the city, all serving up awesome drink specials. 

The best part? There’s so much fun; we couldn’t limit it to just one day! With your ticket, you’ll be able to get the party started the weekend beforehand, with the crawl beginning on Saturday, March 12, and then again on Thursday, March 17th. So put on your green clothes, raise a glass of Guinness, and get ready to have some fun! 

Where: 

SPIN NYC 23, 48 E 23rd St, New York, NY 10010 (March 12th)

DROM, 85 Avenue A, New York, NY 10009 (March 17th)

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This Upper West Side cafe offers up some of the most delicious home-style cooking in the city, and their Lucky Charms cake is a must-try for a decadent St. Patrick’s Day treat. With Guinness-soaked layers and a marshmallow frosting topped with a thick layer of Lucky Charms, this magically delicious cake is perfect to pair with some green beer while you celebrate! 

Where: 520 Columbus Ave, New York, NY 10024

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This classic East Village spot is as old-school as it gets, with sawdust-strewn floors and a straightforward menu written on chalkboards daily. If you didn’t know, they only serve two kinds of ale, light or dark, so your choice is always easy. Stop by to chow down on some traditional corned beef and cabbage while enjoying a pint in this New York institution, open for 168 years and still going strong. And remember - be good, or be gone. 

Where: 15 E 7th St, New York, NY 10003

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Are you ready to explore the Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral’s catacombs by candlelight? This is a 90-minute walking tour that takes you into the private and off-limits areas of the Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral. The church built in 1809-1815, was the first Cathedral of New York and the original Saint Patrick’s until 1879 when the Bishop’s chair was moved to the new Cathedral on Fifth Avenue.

Where: Basilica of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral in Little Italy Manhattan

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In the mood for some delicious corned beef on St. Patrick's Day? Molly's is the place to be.  Known as one of the oldest and most authentic Irish pubs in New York City, Molly’s welcomes locals and newcomers alike with open arms. So come on over, enjoy a pint of Guinness, and get your St. Paddy's Day feast on! They’re also Guinness Perfect Pint certified, so you know they take their pours seriously. 

Where: 287 3rd Ave, New York, NY 10010

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This renowned Financial District watering hole is known for its award-winning cocktails, and their Irish coffee is a must-try! This traditional drink is perfect for warming up on a cold day, and it's sure to put you in the St. Patrick’s Day spirit. Feeling a little fancier? Try the Irish Coffee Martini or one of their other killer cocktails featuring a fantastic selection of Irish whiskeys. 

Where: 30 Water St, New York, NY 10004

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This exclusive event will allow you to explore the best of Irish whiskey with over 25 whiskeys to taste, plus you can enjoy delicious food and live entertainment. With expert bartenders Sean Muldoon and Jack McGarry from Dead Rabbit on-site to teach you everything you’ve ever wanted to know about Irish whiskey, you'll be sure to learn something new about this iconic spirit. There are two sessions to choose from in the Afternoon from 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM or in the evening from 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM. Your ticket gets you access to the tastings, food, and plenty of good craic! 

Where: The View at Battery, 1 Battery Place, New York, NY, 10004 

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Loreley Beer Garden is a great place to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in style! Not only will you have a great time, but you can also snap some fun Insta pics with the beautiful spring floral installation in their indoor/outdoor beer garden. Did we mention the beer garden is heated, so you’ll stay warm even in the chilly March weather? They’ll be serving up drink specials all week long – be sure to try the green beer, green frozen margaritas, and of course, Guinness or Jameson!

Where: 7 Rivington Street, New York, NY 10002

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Celebrate St Patrick's Day with a night out on the town – or better yet, out on the water! Enjoy live music, a rocking dance floor, and a delicious buffet-style meal plus a complimentary glass of champagne! Dance the night away or chill outside on the deck under the starry night sky - who knows, if the luck of the Irish is on your side, you might even find someone to kiss! 

Where: Skyport Marina, 2430 FDR Dr, New York, NY 10010

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St. Patrick’s Cathedral is a stalwart on Fifth Avenue, having first opened its doors in 1879. The church itself plays a significant role in the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade, as the Archbishop of New York reviews the parade each year from the steps of St. Patrick’s. However, that’s not the only tie to the celebrations that this historical landmark has to share. Irish music lovers can also get in the holiday spirit early at the Annual Irish Heritage Concert hosted by the church, taking place on Thursday, March 10, 2022.

Where: 5th Avenue between 50th/51st Streets, New York, NY 10022

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Kings County Distillery is New York City’s oldest craft distillery, located in Brooklyn’s Navy Yard, and produces some of the best whiskey around. If you’re interested in learning more about the traditions of distilling whiskey (before you start celebrating), the distillery is offering a curated St. Patrick’s Day tour on March 16th and 17th. The tour will celebrate the connections between Irish whiskey and Irish-American culture and explore how Irish traditions influenced American whiskey traditions. Of course, the tour will finish with a special tasting flight! 

Where: 299 Sands Street, Bldg 121 Brooklyn, NY 11205

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This museum is dedicated to preserving the history of the Lower East Side, and visitors can learn about the history of the Irish immigrants who lived there. You can explore restored apartments and learn about what life was like for these immigrants. The museum also offers educational programs and tours that provide a deeper understanding of Irish culture and its impact on New York City.

Where: 103 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002

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