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Last weekend was just the warm-up to St. Patrick's Day—here are more notable parades in the area, including the big one on March 17:
SUNDAY, MARCH 13:
Throggs Neck St. Patrick's Day Parade
Bronx
12 p.m. Parade begins at East Tremont and Lafayette Avenues (route continues down East Tremont and then takes a right onto Harding Avenue and concludes at Harding and Brinsmade Avenues)
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THURSDAY, MARCH 17
New York City St. Patrick's Day Parade
Midtown Manhattan
Mayor Bill de Blasio will be joining the parade this year, making him the first Democratic mayor in 20 years to march. The parade attracts 2.5 million spectators, who are advised "Best views to those who show up early."
11 a.m. Parade start on Fifth Avenue at 44th Street (the parade goes up Fifth Avenue and ends at 79th Street)
SUNDAY, MARCH 20:
Brooklyn St. Patrick's Day Parade
Park Slope, Brooklyn
1 p.m. Parade Step-off at Prospect Park West and 15th Street (the route goes down 15th Street to 7th Avenue; then along 7th Avenue to Garfield; up Garfield to Prospect Park West and along PPW to 15th Street)
Bay Ridge St. Patrick's Day Parade
Bay Ridge, Brooklyn
1 p.m. Parade kick off at Third Avenue and Marine Avenue (the route goes down to 67th Street)
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