With St. Patrick’s Day landing on a weekday this year, many Toronto clubs and organizations are hosting parties over the weekend into Tuesday. Here are some places to check out.
Rebel
- 11 Polson St., First Floor
If you’re looking for the biggest St. Patrick’s Day party in the city, look no further than Rebel night club, which will be hosting its event alongside Guinness SPD on Saturday, March 14.
Attendees can expect an all-day celebration, filled with Irish dancing, photo booths, games, and even a pancake breakfast.
General tickets start at $23.95.
If you’re checking this party out, be sure to wear green or white.
Sysmo
- 184 Pearl St
If Irish jigs aren’t for you but you still want to celebrate the Celtic culture, Sysmo, an entertainment company, is throwing an all-out Latin St. Patrick’s Day party on Friday, March 13 at The Pearl.
Dance to Latin and Reggaeton music in a sea of green, celebrating the best of both worlds.
Tickets are selling out fast, starting at $15 for women and $22 for men.
Super Bargain
- 441 Parliament St
This cocktail bar in the heart of Cabbagetown is hosting a St. Patrick’s Day karaoke night on Tuesday, March 17.
Super Bargain is celebrating with cocktail and liquor deals all night, with giveaways for attendees.
Steam Whistle’s Roundhouse
- 255 Bremner Blvd Bay 6
This brewery is keeping the good vibes going with festivities kicking off Saturday, Mar. 14, with a full weekend of Irish-inspired food, fresh pints and live music.
Guests visiting the Steam Whistle Tap Room can expect pints of gold, live tunes by Duke Street Turnaround starting at 1 p.m., along with a special Irish menu created by the Steam Whistle Kitchen team. The menu will feature festive favourites including Spice Bags and Corned Beef & Potatoes, the perfect for pairing with a cold pint.
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Pub crawls
Multiple bar locations.
If you’re more in the mood to check out the vibes at multiple places, the weekend will be filled with different pub crawls across the city.
Check out bars such as Century, Isabelle’s, DPRTMNT, and 44 Toronto, and see which one is more your flavour.
St. Patrick’s Parade
If you’d rather party alongside the rest of Toronto, be sure to check out the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade on March 15.
The parade begins at Bloor St. W & St. George St., going east, and will be full of green floats, characters, and partiers.
Be sure to arrive early to secure your spot on the side!
