Thank You for a Beautiful Celebration!

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us on the streets of Hampton Bays to make the 2026 Hampton Bays St. Patrick’s Day Parade an unforgettable success!

We are incredibly grateful to our Grand Marshal, Brendan O’Dwyer, our amazing sponsors, the marching bands, local community groups, volunteers, and the thousands of neighbors who lined the streets with green and Irish pride.

Our committee is already looking ahead to next year. Mark your calendars; we will see you back on Montauk Highway on Saturday, March 20, 2027!


With Gratitude,
The Hampton Bays St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee

Dear Community Members,

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A parade featuring a marching band dressed in traditional Scottish Highland dress with kilts, fuzzy hats, and musical instruments. Spectators line the street watching the performance during daytime.
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A smiling firefighter in uniform and sunglasses waving from the driver’s seat of a vintage red fire truck decorated with American flags.
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A firefighter in formal uniform on a parade float with arms raised, with spectators in the background watching along a street.
Firefighter in costume with a Dalmatian dog mask helping children seated on the ground during a community event on the street.
A crowd of people standing behind orange and white barricades on a street, with traffic lights and traffic signs overhead, in a small town with houses and shops in the background.
A group of people dressed in traditional Scottish Highland dress, including tartan kilts and feathered hats, participating in a parade and playing bagpipes.
People dressed in historical military costumes participating in a parade, marching on a street with houses and spectators in the background.