St. Patrick's Day Parades, 2026
On March 14 and 15, Mother Jones was there in Chicago's St. Patrick's Day parades. Here are some images, including a new banner. Always great to to see the crowd's reaction, and to connect past and present. Kudos to the members and apprentices from Bricklayers and Tuckpointers and Roofers who brought their kids and are telling them about this history.
And on Sunday, a cold wet day, our friends at United Roofers Local 11 took her to the Southside St Patrick's event: always marching with Mother Jones -- moving their Local forward by honoring the
past.
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Great roundup! I keep my parade notes in Markdown, and cleaning them up before sharing used to be a real chore. Lately I just paste them into md to text and get readable plain text in a second — handy for quick posts like this one.
Reading through the 2026 parade schedule, what strikes me is how much of a parade’s history lives with the people watching rather than on the route map. My grandfather marched in one of these parades in the 1950s and the stories he told were never about the route, always about the crowds.
That is part of why I enjoy noillirk, a small daily crowd-guess game where you read a scene and estimate how many people are in it. It is a gentle way to practice the same instinct these neighbourhood traditions depend on — knowing your crowd.