Splash Into St. Patrick’s Celebrations on Tybee
Your Ultimate Guide to St. Patrick’s Day in the Coastal Empire
It’s the luckiest time in the Lowcountry, with St. Patrick’s Day just around the corner. The island is going green with a full slate of festivities that attracts thousands of St. Pat’s partygoers to the region each year. While our neighboring Savannah boasts one of the St. Paddy’s parades and parties in the country, there’s a whole lot of fun to be had on Tybee ‘Ireland’ too! Whether you’re a local living it up for green season, or a visitor making your way down to the colossal coastal celebration, you’ll find all the info you need to make the most of your St. Patrick’s Day in this helpful guide.
Chloë Agnew: Across the Miles — A St. Patrick’s Celebration
Thursday, March 12 | 7–9 p.m. – Tybee Post Theater
Known as an integral original member of the internationally renowned Celtic Woman ensemble, Agnew shot into stardom as a precocious talent at the age of 14 and has since enchanted audiences around the world with her voice. Over the course of her illustrious singing career, she has racked up many accolades for her outstanding range and impeccable musicality. After touring with Nathan Carter as well as the Atlanta Pops Orchestra, Agnew struck out as a solo artist, recording lauded albums and chart-topping singles. To kick off St. Patrick’s Day festivities on Tybee, Agnew will perform a sensational set at The Post. Tickets are currently available online.
Barrabbas & The Tribe
March 13–18 – The Crab Shack
Known for their colorful frocks and spirited brand of Bahamian Junkanoo, Barrabbas & The Tribe are a Tybee Ireland tradition. From Friday, March 13 through Wednesday, March 18, the marvelous music group will perform several sets at The Crab Shack, and Barrabbas & The Tribe will take to the streets to perform in both the Tybee and the Savannah parades. With several opportunities to see this spectacular group shine, there’s no good reason to miss them this year. Learn more at thecrabshack.com/junkanoo.
Shamrock Shimmy
Saturday, March 14 | 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. – The Shoppes at 1207
The Shamrock Shimmy is Tybee’s pre-parade party. Enjoy an eventful afternoon amid the four fabulous shops at 1207, each boasting a bounty of charming treasures and festive fun. Hunt for leprechauns, see if you have the luck o’ the Irish and spin the wheel for a chance to win prizes, and savor themed sips and snacks to power up before the parade!
Tybee Island Irish Heritage Celebration Parade
Saturday, March 14 | 3–5 p.m. – Tybee City Hall to Tybrisa St.
Tybee leads the Lowcountry lucky season by kicking off the first parade in the region. Now in its 23rd year, this annual celebratory parade boasts live music, lively marchers and fantastic fun for the whole family. Don your most garish green garb and celebrate St. Patrick’s season Tybee-style!
Tybee Tour de Art
Sunday, March 15 | 12–5 p.m. – North End Arts District
Forget a pot o’ gold — there are even greater treasures to be found at Tybee Tour de Art, the seasonal art market on the island’s north end. Shop for St. Patrick’s Day gifts and other springtime essentials that you won’t find anywhere else, all while supporting local businesses and artists. More than 50 local makers will offer their unique handmade, artisanal goods. See the full list of participating vendors and a map of the market at tybeetourdeart.com/march-15-2026.
Savannah St. Patrick’s Day Events
- Plant Riverside District Shamrocks and Shenanigans | March 13–17
- Wexford’s St. Patrick’s Day Music Fest | March 14–17
- Savannah St. Patrick’s Day Parade | Tuesday, March 17 from 10:15 a.m. to 2 p.m.
