BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — The Old Neighborhood St. Patrick's Day Parade rolled out in Buffalo's Old First Ward on Saturday. The 30th anniversary celebration featured bands, floats, local fire and police departments and Irish dancers.
The parade has become a beloved tradition in the community, drawing residents together to honor Buffalo's rich Irish heritage.
"It's the greatest day of the year. I've been coming for 25-30 years," Cindy Strough said. "It's so much fun with my family and friends, everyone's happy!"
"Buffalo's got the best parades for the Irish," Adam Beyer said. "It's good to be out here celebrating the heritage, it's all around a good time."
The celebration continues Sunday, as Downtown Buffalo hosts its St. Patrick's Day Parade along Delaware Avenue.
Those unable to attend can watch live on the WKBW app or our social media channels, with streaming beginning at 2 p.m.
