Cleveland St. Patrick's Day Parade: See the Route 2025 and how late it starts

Cleveland – The Cleveland St. Patrick's Day Parade 2025 is just around the corner, and we have your guide on this year's route so that you can now start planning.

The parade, which begins on Monday, March 17th, at 1:04 p.m., will take the following route in the city center of Cleveland:

• Begins: Superior Avenue in the East 18th Street
• Southwest on the Superior Avenue to Weststrasse
• Northwest on Weststrasse for a block
• Northeast on the Rockwell Avenue
• Ends: Crossing of the Rockwell Avenue and the Ontario Street

Relatives: Cleveland St. Patrick's Day Events: 2025 parades, runs and bar crawls

This year's large marshal is Shannon M. Corcoran.

“As an active member of many Irish organizations in Cleveland, Shannon enthusiastically worked on enriching everyone with their time and their talent,” said their biography on the parade website. “She started her life as a student at the Burke School of Irish Dance, where she performed in shows and competitions for twelve years and helped to learn this strict art form.”

The history of the parade of the Cleveland St. Patrick's Day comes from almost two centuries.

“The very first parade we know about in Cleveland was organized in 1842 by the third Catholic priest of the city, Rev. Peter McLaughlin,” said the parade. “Fr. McLaughlin was a supporter of moderate or abstinence of alcohol, and his celebration for St. Patrick's Day began with the trade fair in St. Mary's on the Flats – the only Catholic church in Cleveland's city limits at that time – drove with a parade of the Catholic temperature society and with a banket that is occupied by friends and family members.”

Can't you wait to enjoy St. Patrick's Day by March 17th? You can take your green celebration in Summit County outside of the Summit County 2025 St. Patrick's Day Parade on Saturday, March 8th, at 12 noon.