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St. Pats in Five Points is SC’s largest one-day festival, featuring live music, a festive parade, and plenty of Irish-inspired food + fun.

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A GIF of performers playing instruments and festival goers enjoying the St. Pats in Five Points festival in Columbia.

Mark your calendar for the luckiest day of the year.

Photos by Perry McLeod

Get ready to celebrate all things green and Gaelic at St. Pats in Five Points on Saturday, March 15.

The fun kicks off on Thursday, Feb. 27 when the Five Points plaza fountain is dyed green. Bring your little leprechauns (the kids) for face painting, traditional Irish music, and more.

On Saturday, March 15, the celebration continues with a full day of fun events:

Paint the town green + snag tix

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