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Classic Harbor Line New York is hosting a St. Paddy’s Day brunch cruise set to the sounds of a Celtic bagpipe and Irish fiddler. The menu includes some Irish favorites, including fingerling potatoes O’Brien, corn beef hash, Irish soda bread and more. Drinks include Emerald Isle made with Irish whiskey. ($108, which includes one alcoholic drink and brunch, 10 a.m., Chelsea Piers, sail-nyc.com )
Hornblower is offering two St. Paddy’s cruises — a happy-hour cruise on March 16 and 17, where there will be a live DJ, food, an open bar and more; and the “Rock the Yacht” celebration at 9 p.m., which is a two-hour party with a live DJ and a drink package. The cruises depart from Pier 15 at South Street Seaport. (From $35, 78 South St., Manhattan, hornblowernewyork.com )
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Shamrocks and green-everything has taken hold, so it’s time to think about your St. Patrick’s Day plans.
It won’t be hard to find drink specials across the city, and there is no shortage of parades. Whether you’re looking for a pub crawl, a concert, a parade, a historical tour or a wee bit of silliness, the city has it.
And since the holiday falls on a Sunday (March 17), there’s more of a reason to get out and celebrate with a drink, authentic eats, great music and more.