Get ready for the 43rd St. Pat’s in Five Points festival, happening on Saturday, March 15 from from 7:30 a.m.-7 p.m., featuring 24 acts across six stages. Every year, the festival transforms Five Points into a lively hub of music, vendors, food trucks, and family-friendly attractions.
This year’s event boasts an extensive lineup + Columbia-based recording artist, producer, entrepreneur and hip-hop activist Master Splnta will return as the host.
Headliners
Lettuce: six-piece, GRAMMY-
nominated funk band that fuses, hip-hop, jazz, soul, psychedelia, and rock.
Shane Smith and the Saints: This country, folk, and rock band has been featured on hit TV shows like “Yellowstone” and “Landman.”
The Stews: a gritty rock + indie band that formed during the pandemic and played sold-out shows at venues like Windjammer and New York’s Bowery Ballroom.
Badfish: For nearly 25 years, Badfish is a feel-good, high-energy tribute band to Sublime’s ska-punk and reggae-rock legacy band.
More than music
Get to the Green 5K, 10K + one-mile family fun run | Registration includes a race shirt, medal, and festival entry.
St. Pat’s Parade | a one-mile route that starts at Devine Street + Sims Avenue and ends on College Street.
Pot O’Gold Playland | The children’s area with balloons, face painting, rides, and more.
The Saint mocktail lounge | Think green + alcohol-free fun.
An inflatable Irish pub | This new pop-up pub will join the festival’s Food Truck Alley on Devine Street.
Purchase tickets | $30 until midnight on March 14; $35 at the gate.
