Saturday, March 15, 2025 @ 11 am

And the parade is on! Thank you to the members of the Chamber Foundation. Please see below and consider donating to the Hermosa Beach Chamber Foundation to help fund this wonderful community event.

Downtown Hermosa Beach

Back for its 29th year! Enjoy seeing some of your favorite local nonprofits, unique vehicles, cool brands and more in this eclectic and diverse celebration of St. Patrick's Day.

Pier Avenue and Hermosa Avenue will be closed early morning on Saturday so that the parade route can be well established. The community is welcome to line up on the street. Parade participants are not allowed to throw or toss items from the route but can hand out content to parade attendees directly. Enjoy the parade near one of the three announcing stages to enjoy information about each parade entry.

Parade Participant Info

Sponsor the Parade

Donate to the Parade

Shop St. Paddy's Merch!

Shamrock Shuffle: A Lucky Scavenger Hunt

Parade Details

Proudly presented by our Emerald Sponsors

Harp Stage Sponsors

Love Local Sponsors

E. THOMAS MORONEY

Hermosa Beach Chamber Foundation Founding Members

The Accamando Tull Family

Sandy Anleu

The Art Group of Hermosa Beach

Athens Services

The Auville Family

Baker, Burton & Lundy, P.C.

Jan Brittain

Cal Water

Stephanie Cheak

The Cohn Family

Dr. Michael Collins and Dr. Mary Campbell

The Detoy Family

The Dunbabin Family

The Enstice Family

CB and Bradi Everett

The Friedberg Five

The Garmise Family

Russ & Sarah Gilbert

Sumeet Goel

Scott and Rachel Hayes

Hermosa Beach Rotary Club

Hermosa Cyclery

The Imbagliazzo Family

Indivisible Arts

Team Jackson/VanLandingham

Kathy Knoll and Jeff Bonafede

The Koffler Mackie Family

Amy and Eric Krauter

Lenny & Teodora - LaRocca Real Estate

Tom Moroney

Erika & Greg Newman

The Nichols Family

Ryan Nowicki

Dave Caskey - Caskey Real Estate Group

Eric and Belinda Oakes

Jeannie Penner-More

Piper Preschool

Jeff Raedy

The Reznichek Family

Ellen Robbins

Josh and Rachael Royal

The Sheldon Family

ShockBoxx

Skechers

SkyOne Federal Credit Union

The South Bay Boardriders Club

The Valenzuela Family

The Vernon Family

Kathy & Tom Welch

The Zaleski Family

Team Frosty

Grand Marshal

Liz Tyndorf, 2025 Person of the Year

Stage Announcers

Kaylna Astrinos, KCAL News/CBS Los Angeles

Sandra Endo, Morning Reporter FoxLA

Rick Dickert, announcer for parade stage.

Rick Dickert, Weather Traffic and Breaking News

Shamrock Shuffle Bingo: A Lucky Scavenger Hunt!

Get ready to shuffle, snap, and win!

All ages are welcome to participate in the Shamrock Shuffle Bingo: A Lucky Scavenger Hunt happening all day Saturday, March 15!

Here's how it works:

Pick up a bingo card at any of the participating businesses (see below).
Complete 5 in a row. Be sure to get your card stamped from the respective business after you've completed the task.
The first 5 people to turn in their bingo card at the Hermosa Chamber win a prize.
ALL submitted bingo cards are entered in a drawing to win the grand prize so even if you are not the first 5, it's still worth it to submit a card. The drawing will occur on Monday, March 17 and the winner will be individually contacted. Please drop off your bingo card at the Hermosa Chamber on 120 Pier Avenue.
Have fun!

Participating Businesses:

Business	Address
Granny's Grocery & Deli	635 Monterey Blvd
The Source Cafe	509 Pier Ave
Made By Inch Furniture	321 Pier Ave
Uncorked Wine Shop	302 Pier Ave
Gum Tree Shop & Cafe	238 Pier Ave
Beach & Beverly	135 Pier Ave
Wicked+ General Store	145 Pier Ave
curious…	128 Pier Ave
Sol Baby	124 Pier Ave
Hermosa Beach Chamber	120 Pier Ave
The Artist Mill	1138 Hermosa Ave
Next Adventure Bikes & E-Bikes	1332 Hermosa Ave
Soul Bungalow	936 Hermosa Ave
Spyder Surf	65 Pier Ave
The Bungalow	52 11th Street

Post-Parade Fun on Pier Plaza

After the parade, come down to Pier Plaza to enjoy some added fun for families.

Music by South Bay Music Connection

Incredibly talented youth.

South Bay Music Connection is a local non-profit that provides teen and young adult musicians with a place to showcase their talent and hard work. Please come show your support of these talented individuals.

Irish Dancing on Pier Plaza

Come and watch our parade performers from De Barra, McNulty and Kelly schools of dance. Schedule coming soon.

Brand Activations

Visit with all of our wonderful community brands who help offset the costs of this community event by exhibiting their wonderful products and services.

Kaleo Marketing

Toothling Pediatric Dentistry

Polar Beverages

Monster Energy

Coca-Cola

Photos

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Lana Lee Photography

History of the Parade

Established in 1995, the original 'independent' committee solicited help from Kiwanis, Rotary, and the Woman's Club in order to put the parade on for 15 years before they ran out of energy and turned it over to the City of Hermosa Beach who continued the tradition for 2 years. The Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce took over the parade after that and still continues the tradition today.

"St. Pat's is a uniquely American event that only caught on in Ireland as a 'thing' in the 90's. It was a celebration of the freedom Irish immigrants found in America to speak their language which was prohibited and practice their religion, also prohibited in Ireland by their English Colonial masters. "Step dancing" was also prohibited. 700 years the Brits ruled Ireland, mostly with an iron fist. The Irish in Boston & NYC began St. Pat's parades in the late 1800’s."

South Bay News in 2019:

The Hermosa Beach St. Patrick’s Day Parade began with a group of friends meeting at the old Fat Face Fenner’s Saloon on Hermosa Avenue in Hermosa Beach. Organized by Co-Chairs Jean Cullen and J Travers Devine, the first Annual Parade was presented in 1995 and was an instant success. Since then what began as a group of Irish-Americans celebrating their heritage has morphed into a great ‘hometown’ local event drawing thousands to the streets of Hermosa Beach each year in a great celebration of community while retaining important elements of Irish heritage and culture.

We would like to thank Jody Leventhal and J Travers for providing this information and permission for us.

J Travers Devine pictured in the photo of the original committee, top row, second from left in the green jacket. Jean Cullen, top row, second from the right-side.