Bostonians were the first to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in North America. On March 17, 1737, as a gesture of solidarity among the city’s new Irish immigrants, Boston’s Irish community joined together in festivities of their homeland and to honor the memory of the below Patron Saint of Ireland.
The 122nd South Boston St. Patrick’s Day/Evacuation Day Parade returns to take place on Sunday March 16th, 2025.
I’m a bagpiper based in Whately, Massachusetts, with over 15 years of experience performing, teaching, and leading in the piping community. I started learning…
Bostonians were the first to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in North America. On March 17, 1737, as a gesture of solidarity among the city’s new Irish immigrants,…
Bagpiper for Weddings and Funerals in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont Rhode Island, Connecticut.
It is available for parades, festivals, concerts, and other performances throughout New England.
The Quaboag Highlanders is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the performance and promotion of Celtic music. Our band’s instruments includes Bagpipes and…
2006 marks the 70th anniversary of the Sutherland Pipe Band, making us one of the oldest Pipe Bands in the U.S.
Bagpiper in Boston, Mass About Brian Quirk Bagpiper located in Lawrence, Massachusetts Weddings, funerals, parties, events Scottish, Irish, Canadian, and…
Boston Massachusetts based Bagpiper Great War Pipes Irish and Scottish music available for weddings, funerals and functions.