Mayor John Buckley, left, and Deacon Bob McCormick, grand marshal of the 2023 Hornell St. Patrick's Day parade.
Mayor John Buckley, left, and Deacon Bob McCormick, grand marshal of the 2023 Hornell St. Patrick's Day parade.
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Hornell's St. Patrick's Day guide to the parade, 5K, music, parties

No one does St. Patrick’s Day quite like the City of Hornell.

The Maple City lets its hair down for the holiday celebrating all things Irish, with one of the largest parades in the Southern Tier, a popular 5K that attracts some of the most talented runners in the region and city-wide festivities with live entertainment, drinks and food specials at local businesses.

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While the official St. Patrick’s Day holiday falls on March 17, Hornell gets a head start, with the parade, YMCA Run for the Shamrock and other special events set for Saturday, March 14.

Here’s a first look at what to plan for in Hornell.

Hornell St. Patrick Day parade is at 11 a.m. March 14

Get decked out in some green and head downtown for the “most organized, disorganized parade known to man.”

The 37th Hornell St. Patrick’s Day parade begins 11 a.m., with lineup at 10:30 a.m. on Genesee Street. Parade participants should gather in the Community Bank parking lot.

Everyone is welcome to march and there is no pre-registration required.

The procession turns onto Main Street from Seneca and marchers proceed to the parade’s end point at The Main Place.

Who will be named grand marshal for the 2026 Hornell St. Patrick’s Day parade?

Mayor John Buckley traditionally announces the selection for grand marshal in the week leading up to the parade.

Past grand marshals have been recognized for their professional, civic and volunteer efforts.

Here are some recent Grand Marshals of the Hornell St. Patrick’s Day parade.

Hornell YMCA Shamrock Run and Walk

The 32nd Hornell Area Family YMCA Run for the Shamrock gets the festive day of activities started on March 14.

Head over to Center Street for the 5K Run, 5K Walk and the Fun Run.

Starting times are 9 a.m. for the Fun Run and 9:30 a.m. for the 5K Run and 5K Walk.

How to register for Shamrock Run and Walk

Visits the YMCA website and sign up for the event of your choice. The entry fees are $35 for the 5K’s and $5 for the Kids Fun Run.

In-person amenities for Shamrock Run and Walk

Here’s where St. Patrick’s celebrations are happening in Hornell

Here are a few places to keep the St. Patrick’s Day party going all day in Hornell on March 14.

Amvets Post 245, 28 Broadway Mall: “Southbound” performs from 6-10 p.m.

Biggie’s Tex-Mex Bar and Grill, 66 River St.: Biggie’s is pulling out all the stops on March 14 for a St. Patrick’s Day celebration to remember. Live music, Karaoke, food trailer out front with something for everyone including their one-of-a-kind Reuben quesadillas. Putnam Amusements will dish out desserts.

Bull’s Eye Saloon, 752 state Route 21: St. Patrick’s Day party will feature a live performance by the “Southern Exit Band” from 6-9 p.m.

The Main Place, 251 Main St.: Doors open at 10:30 a.m. for a full day of live entertainment, great food and drink specials. Live music from “Deco and the Dusters” from 11 a.m.-2 p.m., and “Badgemen,” 2-6 p.m.

Paddy’s Pub, 66 Broadway Mall: Opens at 11 a.m. for a St. Patrick’s Day party for the ages, with food and drink specials, music and good times with good friends.

Southside Tavern, 312 Canisteo St.: The Southside hosts an all-day St. Patrick’s Day celebration, including the “Dirt Turtles” from 2-5 p.m.

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This article originally appeared on The Evening Tribune: Hornell’s St. Patrick’s Day guide to the parade, 5K, music, parties

Reporting by Neal Simon, Hornell Evening Tribune / The Evening Tribune

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