St. Patrick's Day Parade

The parade, which kicks off Sunday, features traditional Irish dancers, bagpipers and marching bands.

The 256th annual St. Patrick's Parade kicked off at 11 a.m. at 44th Street and Fifth Avenue.

We're rounding up all the things you need to know in advance of March 17.

Fifth Avenue isn't the only part of the city that'll be seeing green this year.

Delashon Atkins, 27, was arrested and charged with forcible touching and sexual abuse.

There's no parking on Prospect Park West from Ninth Street to Bartel-Pritchard Square starting at 6 a.m.

You can celebrate St. Patrick's Day on March 17 — and the wedding anniversary of the Roosevelts.

The mayor ended his boycott of the parade after organizers let LGBTQ groups join in the festivities.

From the route to public transit service changes, here's everything you need to know for today's parade.

Gaby Cryan protested the parade for more than a decade. This year, she's made sashes for marchers.

If you're not into parades, here's everything else you can do. 

Bill de Blasio arrived half an hour late to the parade in Rockaway last year, blaming a late meeting.

The mayor said he plans to be at the parade in Rockaway but is unsure about the one on Fifth Avenue.

The parade had previously barred openly gay groups from participating, saying it politicized the march.

The beer company cited parade organizers' exclusion of openly gay participants.