1. Green Water In Chicago, USA:
In celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, the Chicago River is dyed and becomes a vibrant green annually. This cherished custom, which dates back to 1962, provides a fantastic display. The city is covered in a gorgeous green sea during the day because of the environmentally friendly dye.
2. Early Morning Bathing ritual in Portland, Maine:
Portland residents gather along the Atlantic Ocean for a unique and exciting celebration every St. Patrick’s Day at 5:30 AM. They accept the cold embrace as a fun way to start the holiday by jumping into the freezing waves for a brief dip.
3. Wear Orange on St.Patricks Day in Northern Ireland:
In Northern Ireland, some people may choose to wear orange to demonstrate their devotion to the Protestant tradition, even though many people wear green on St. Patrick’s Day. Given that the orange represents the Protestant/Unionist society and the green represents Irish Catholicism and nationalism, this is a means of conveying a different take on the event.
4. Dog Parade in New York City, USA:
Dogs dressed in their finest green outfits and wearing Irish-themed costumes participate in a special St. Patrick’s Day parade in New York City. As one of the most quirky ways to commemorate, it’s a pleasant occasion for pet owners to frequently allow the dogs to take part in a mini-parade.
5. Green Pancakes in Ottawa, Canada:
A common St. Patrick’s Day breakfast in several parts of Canada, particularly Ottawa, is green pancakes. These green pancakes are served in stacks at restaurants and are a favourite with kids and families. Even “pancake-eating contests” are held in several locations to add to the celebration.