Green alcohol, salty meat, and boiled vegetables! St. Patrick’s Day events in Los Angeles are just around the corner. Because this celebrated day actually falls on a Monday, you’ll find many venues celebrating the festivities over the weekend on March 14th-16th. Here’s a few things happening in the L.A. area: DTLA March 15-16, 2025 from 1pm-2am The largest pub crawl in Los Angeles will be in DTLA. It will start at Grand Central Market and involve over 10 different venues. It includes the Golden Gopher, Beelman’s Pub, First Draft Taproom, 33 Taps and Crane’s Bar. Your ticket will provide drink specials, some free shots, and St. Paddy’s accessories. Pre-sale tickets can be found at Los Angeles Club Crawl. LOS FELIZ
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in LA at an Irish Pub
March 16, 2023
On one special day in March, the City of Angels becomes the City of Leprechauns as the whole town turns green and celebrates all things Irish. Los Angeles is always a good time and celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in LA will not disappoint. If you find yourself in the area on March 17 and looking for green beer, Guinness, and Irish whiskey, be sure to check out one of these famous Irish pubs. Irish Pubs in LA Tom Bergins in central LA has been a prime location for Irish fun since 1936. On St. Patrick’s Day, this iconic pub opens at 6 a.m. and goes strong until 1 a.m. It offers an outdoor tent lot party, three outdoor bars, a
Things to Do for St. Patrick’s Day in L.A.
March 15, 2017
Things to Do for St. Patrick’s Day in L.A. Angelenos don’t need an excuse to party. Proof, just look at most bars on a Friday, Saturday, and of course, Sunday Funday. We’re still no Boston, or New York, but there are still plenty of great things to do for St. Patrick’s Day in L.A. Here’s a few for this coming Friday, March 17, 2017: Farmer’s Market Los Angeles Visit the Original Farmer’s Market in Los Angeles for an all day festive green party. There will be activities for the children and live music throughout the day, including Irish folk bands and a strolling bagpiper. Stick around for Stuart Marks and the Paddy O’Dors Band, which will hit the West Patio
