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One of the best parts of summer is attending cookouts, so we can’t wait to go to this one at Alliance Town Center! A bunch of local food trucks are going to be there to serve up some delicious eats. There will also be classic lawn games like potato sack races, soccer darts, laser cones, and more. Once it gets dark, there’s going to be a big campfire and a cowboy storyteller to tell tall tales. And to commemorate the night, you’ll be able to take photos in a fun photo booth set up on the lawn!
Get your lawn chairs, coolers, and tents ready, because you won’t want to miss this event!
Whether you want a fun family day out or you want to drink it up with your friends, there’s plenty of events in Fort Worth this St. Patrick’s Day for everyone. We’ve created a list with a variety of different events for every type of St. Patrick’s Day celebrator.
All events take place on St. Patrick’s Day Saturday March 14th, 2020 unless otherwise noted.
Via Fort Worth St. Patrick’s Festival event on Facebook
Price: $5-$15 per ticket
Enjoy live music, dancing, drinking (of course), a raffle, Irish food, and more! Only 21+ so drop the kids off at the babysitters and make St. Patrick’s Day a day full of fun.
What better way to celebrate St. Patty’s Day then discounted alcohol and all-you-can-eat crawfish at a local bar. Just be sure to wear you pants with a stretchy waistband.
A pub crawl is the perfect way for a Fort Worth native to celebrate this holiday. Gain access to multiple bars, free covers, and endless drink specials.
Join Mansfield’s 8th annual Pickle Parade! There will be plenty of fun floats, a pet parade, a baby parade, keg races, live music, a fun run, activities for the whole family and of course, the iconic Pickle Queens. This is a 2-day event from March 13-14.
Head over to the Stockyards this St. Patty’s Day and enjoy all-day family fun including cattle drives, food trucks, an Irish-Western parade, pony rides, face painting, live music, and more!
So whether you want to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with a day full of family fun or you want to be drunk by 11:00am, there’s plenty of events for you to choose from. Have fun, be responsible, and don’t forget to comment which event you are most excited for!
This run at the Fort Worth Zoo is going to be a blast. Participants are encouraged to show up dressed as their favorite zoo animal, so make sure you get a costume you can run in!
This race will have both a timed and untimed 5K, plus a 1K fun run for people who don’t want to compete. At the end of the 5K, prizes will be given out to the runners with the fastest times, the largest school group, and the largest team.
Your tickets for the race will benefit the zoo and allow it to continue its conservation work. Tickets cost $28 if you get them before March 20th, and $33 if you buy them before race day.
