Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in downtown Lawrenceville

Get your green ready, Lawrenceville is throwing a St. Patrick’s Day party.

The city is holding its annual St. Paddy’s Day on Perry Street festival on Saturday, March 17. Guests can celebrate on Lawrenceville’s historic downtown square from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m.

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Food and beverages, including beer, will be available from nearby restaurants, including McCray’s Tavern on the Square. Vendors including Kona Ice will also be selling treats on the square.

Find more information about the event on the city's Facebook page.

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