Happy St. Patrick’s Day to all of our friends and family! This year’s activities were a bit different than years before because of things happening all over the world but cheers to each and every one of you! Thanks… https://t.co/hiOZbontEX
We are sad to officially announce that this year’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade and dyeing of the river are officially postponed. Please check our website for updates on the status here:… https://t.co/Dt77mumfVJ
Queen Kari’s friends and family had a great celebration welcoming her to the Chicago St. Patrick’s Day Throne! Thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate! #cspdqueen#stpatsparadechi#plumberslocal130#chicago… https://t.co/M0hwSbp6Xu
In 1977 Old St. Patrick’s, was named Chicago’s oldest church and public building and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In 1964, the Chicago city Council designated OSP as a historical landmark!… https://t.co/UUlYSqcLEr
Hey Chicago we have a contest for you! Take pictures of the Plumbers dyeing the river green and send your best photos to [email protected] for a chance to WIN a limited edition T-shirt! The… https://t.co/2MI6EfeXM1
Florence Gallagher was the Chicago St. Patrick’s Day’s 1st Queen in 1956. She was followed by so many amazing women and we are proud of all of them! #cspdqueen#stpatsparadechi#plumberslocal130#chicago… https://t.co/nCRrNrFGGD
If you said 1962 you were right! Former Plumbers Local Union #130 Business Manager Stephen Bailey agreed at the request of Dan Lydon to dye the river green! #cspdqueen#stpatsparadechi#plumberslocal130#chicago… https://t.co/mViyvSs1cj
It’s Trivia Tuesday! In what year was the Chicago River first dyed green for the St. Patrick’s Day Parade? Comment with your guess below and come back to our page on Thursday to find out the answer! #cspdqueen… https://t.co/XY0tdkvbRd