The Ancient Order of Hibernians will once again orchestrate a full display of community pride and Irish hertiage as they are joined by their friends and community partners in marching down Main Street on Sunday, March 9, 2025
This year, New York State Assemblyman, Keith Brown will lead the procession through Huntington, down New York Avenue on to Main Street before ending at The Church of St. Patrick.
Assemblyman Brown will lead a parade filled with pipers, school marching bands, fire departments, and a large assortment of community friends.
The parade will mark the culmination of a week-long celebration that begins with the Grand Marshal’s Ball and ends Sunday with the parade and gathering of friends and family at the parade after-party at St. Patrick’s School.
The Huntington St. Patrick's Parade is Long Island's oldest and largest and features dozens of pipe bands, including some of the metro area's finest. Few realize the expense of running such a significant event, which includes band sponsorship fees, insurance, and advertising. Some mistakenly believe the Town runs and pays for the parade; it does not. The Huntington Ancient Order of Hibernians has organized and produced all of the costs of this extraordinary parade every year since 1930 (there were no parades during WWII).
The AOH raises funds through a special St. Patrick's Day journal insert published in Newsday. Newsday's pull-out special section contains all the parade specifics, a history of the parade, pictures, and advertisements paid for by our generous sponsors. Consider supporting this fantastic event and organization by buying an ad in next year's journal. Email HuntingtonAOHparade@gmail.com for more information.
Have other questions? Contact the AOH Parade Committee at HuntingtonAOHparade@gmail.com or Rich McGrath at 516-521-5268 or richmcgrath@optonline.net.