
The Tradition
St Patrick’s day was made an official feasting day during the 17th century, originally as a celebration of Christianity’s arrival in Ireland via St Patrick. Over the years, however, it has morphed into a celebration of Irish heritage, culture, music, and origins. Today, both religious and cultural celebrations can be found not only in Ireland, but throughout the world: the largest foreign celebrations are held in Canada, Great Britain, Argentina, and the United States. Even the international space station throws a party!
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Global Greening
In addition to wearing green, countries across the globe are showing their Irish solidarity by participating in the Global Greening campaign. One example in our very own Madrid is the Cibeles fountain and palace, which will glow various shades of green all evening on March 17th, so be sure to walk by and check it out!
Events in Madrid
Sunday March 15th, 10:00 to 18:00-

Tuesday, March 17th, 19:00 to 21:00-
Head over to the Irish Rover (Av del Brasil, 7, 28020 Madrid) for free necklaces, drinks, and some
yummy snacks! Grab your entry bracelet at the door, get a free drink, and enjoy nice discount on the rest! This event features live music, dancing, and countless opportunities to make new friends.
Wednesday, March 18th, 22:00-
The venue Gruta77 (Metro Oporto) is holding a St Patrick’s Day charity concert, featuring The Fatty Farmers (punk rock/Irish folk fusion), the Irish Treble and Dance Lab dancers, and additional music from Nous (punk rock). Entrance fees are 8-10€ and can be purchased on the Gruta77 website or Ticketea.com. It’s St Patrick’s day; get wild!
Even if you choose not to attend a specific event, be sure to head to the center of Madrid, which boasts several Irish bars, to join the crowd of green-clad partiers for a night of drinks and fun!
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