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Dallas 2021 St. Patrick s Day Parade is canceled for obvious reasons
Dallas 2021 St Patrick s Day Parade is canceled for obvious reasons This will not be happening in March. Dallas annual St. Patrick s Day parade will not be taking place in 2021, due to COVID-19. Organizers, including primary financial supporter Mark Cuban, said that the 2021 parade would not be taking place due to what Cuban said was obvious reasons. Cuban and Jorge Levy, board member of the Greenville Avenue Area Business Association and owner of Desperados Mexican Restaurant, made the announcement via a Facebook post on January 31. I m sorry to announce that this year s 2021 Greenville Avnue St. Patrick s Day Parade is going to be canceled for obvious reasons, Cuban said in the post. But I am excited to say that in 2022, we will be back in style and bigger and better than ever so get your floats ready get your green beer ready, it is ON in [raises eyes] 15 months. So be ready and see you t
Dallas St. Patrick’s Parade on Greenville Avenue in 2021 is canceled, says Mark Cuban
The event ordinarily packs 120,000 people onto Greenville Avenue in Dallas.
The Dallas St. Patrick s Day Parade & Festival is a spirited day in Dallas. After the parade, many revelers walk down Greenville Avenue to the block party on the south side of Mockingbird Lane. The parade has been canceled for March 13, 2021, for a second year in a row, because of the fear of spreading COVID-19.(Daniel Carde / Staff Photographer)
The Dallas St. Patrick’s Parade & Festival down Greenville Avenue has been canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban made the cancellation announcement for the event, which ordinarily takes place the Saturday before St. Patrick’s Day.