St. Patrick’s Day on the Net
 
Holidays on the Net invites you to our holiday celebration – St. Patrick’s Day on the Net.

You don’t have to be Irish to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day! So come and join Holidays on the Net and the students at the Harbour School in Annapolis, Maryland as we share this holiday with you.

We have the history behind St. Patrick’s Day, coloring sheets, email greeting cards and recipes to you can make your St. Patrick’s Day celebration a tasty one! St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated this Saturday, March 17th.

St. Patrick’s Day on the Net

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With the popularity of video content websites like Youtube and Google Video we have access to some great holiday moments. So we’ve put together some Video Highlights featuring fun, interesting, and we hope entertaining clips to help celebrate the holiday. Here’s an Irish Jig (Thousand Tall Ships Set) to get you started!

Visit out St. Patrick’s Day celebration for more St. Patrick’s Day videos.

St. Patrick’s Day
Celebrating the patron saint of Ireland, its said that on St. Patrick’s Day everyone is Irish! The day is celebrated worldwide with parades, green beer and parties!

“Kiss Me I’m Irish“ buttons will be everywhere and wearing the color of the Irish – green – has become ‘de rigeur.’  The color’s found everywhere today, with green hair making a big showing, as well as green food items – bagels, McDonald’s milk shakes, cereal milk, and of course green beer.

And while some cities paint the traffic stripes of their parade routes green, Chicago will be dying its river green. Savannah GA turns its downtown city fountains green and in Indianapolis the Central Canal will be green.

Even GW and the White House are joining in the celebration by issuing a proclamation naming March Irish-American Heritage Month.

And don’t forget to visit our St. Patrick’s Day celebration -
St. Patrick’s Day on the Net.