Here's a look at how you can partake in the tradition at some St. Patrick's Day-themed events this weekend in the Milwaukee area. Get daily updates on the Packers during the seaso

Strong winds did not stop crowds from flooding downtown Milwaukee for the 57th Shamrock Club of Wisconsin St. Patrick's Day parade on Saturday.

Year-round, Milwaukee’s blessed with many Irish pubs and eateries serving up classic fare like what you’d find in the Emerald Isle: shepherd’s pie, fish and chips, a Rueben sandwich, corned beef, and of course a pint of Guinness or Murphy’s.

Also on tap for March 14-16: the Totally Rad Vintage Fest, Milwaukee Horror Con, Ice Dance International's "SOAR!" and Suhoor Food Truck Fest.

The St. Patrick’s Day Parade will travel through downtown with floats, dancers, Irish hounds and more, and the Sugar Maple is putting on another one of its popular pop-ups – this time paying homage to Parks and Recreation.

Kenosha colored its harbor green to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. The city said it was the first time it has ever dyed the water. There was also a St. Patrick's Day parade on Saturday morning.

The day kicks off Sunday with local musicians, dancers, artists and storytellers. The celebration is a longstanding tradition that has taken place each St. Patrick’s Day at the Landmark Center for more than 40 years and draws thousands of people into downtown St.

Saint Patrick’s Day: 2 p.m. Sunday,. The Riverside presents Lá Fhéile Pádraig — A St. Patrick’s Day Celebration, a family-friendly day of Irish music and dance, delicious food and drink. Kick off the festivities with a traditional Irish jam until 4 p.