The City doesn't want you to kiss anyone during the 2022 Savannah St. Patrick's Day Parade
Turn those puckered red lips elsewhere this St. Patrick's Day, says the City of Savannah.
For the return of the St. Patrick's Day Parade in 2022, the first in three years, city issued a number of changes to the annual tradition, from the span of the festival zone expanding to Victory Drive to more to-go cup options.
But this year, one tradition is being kicked to the curb: no kissing by any means, says the city in its St. Patrick's Day guidelines.
"For years, parade-goers have breached the parade attendants to kiss their favorite soldiers and parade walkers. In the day and age of COVID, please be mindful of social distancing and personal space," the city guidelines stated.
"DO NOT BREAK INTO THE PARADE TO KISS ANYONE!!!"
For more information on what to expect this year at the St. Patrick's Day Parade, visit savannahga.gov/1165/St-Patricks-Day.
Zach Dennis is the editor of the arts and culture section and weekly Do Savannah alt-weekly publication at the Savannah Morning News and can be reached at zdennis@savannahnow.com.
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