March 16, 2024·Mike Adams·Comments Off on In pictures: St. Patrick’s Day parade 2024
Road construction on Broad Street forced the Irish-American Heritage Society St. Patrick Day Parade to make a detour March 16, but Augustans lined Greene and Telfair streets wearing their green to celebrate the day.
The annual St. Patrick’s Day parade makes its way down Greene Street on a beautiful day in Augusta, Ga. on March 16, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News. A pair of roller skaters make their way down Greene Street at the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade in Augusta, Ga. on March 16, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News.The Dresser Clan got a chance to show off their float at the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade on a beautiful day in Augusta, Ga. on March 16, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good NewsA large crowd was on hand to celebrate at the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade in Augusta, Ga. on March 16, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good NewsThe St. Patrick’s Day parade drew a large crowd in downtown on March 16, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News The Lucy Laney High School Band entertained the crowd at the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade in Augusta, Ga. on March 16, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good NewsThe annual St. Patrick’s Day parade makes its way down Greene Street on a beautiful day in Augusta, Ga. on March 16, 2024. Mike Adams/Augusta Good NewsClick on advertisements for more information.The St. Patrick’s Day parade was moved from Broad Street because of construction. Mike Adams/Augusta Good News
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