It's March and you know what that means. Time to start celebrating the Irish patron in style. We're rounding up an incredible selection of pub nights out and quirky activities to get involved with this year. Don your greenest outfit and get ready for amazing events this St Patrick's Day 2026 in Birmingham.
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Last updated on 2nd February 2026
@ The Old Crown on Tue, 17th Mar 2026 @ 13:00 - 22:00
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day at Birmingham's oldest pub. The Old Crown in Digbeth is marking the occasion with a mega party on Tuesday, 17th March.
Expect traditional music and a powerhouse performance from folk legend Fin Furey. Whether you're making a day of it or popping in for a pint of Guinness, entry is completely free all day.
Want to make St Patrick's Day in Birmingham one for the memory books? Walkabout is the perfect place to celebrate the Irish holiday. From the 11th to the 18th of March, not only can you tear up the dancefloor late into the night, but you can also get your mitts on Guinness wings (which are bottomless for £12.95 on Sunday) and Guinness or Shamrock Shandy bottomless brunches.
But that's not all, as there will also be drinks specials, such as Baby Mint Shots that will add a hint of green to your celebrations.
Looking for a fantastic night out for St Patrick's Day? You're just in luck at Popworld's Get Wild St Patrick's Weekend. The venue is celebrating the Irish patron saint on the 14th and 15th of March from 9pm to 3am with themed Paddy Day drinks, non-stop tunes all evening and a whole lot of dancing to keep the buzz going.
@ The Old Crown on Sun, 15th Mar 2026 @ 11:00 - 22:00
Digbeth is turning green - and the city's oldest pub is at the heart of the action. From mid-morning 'til late, The Old Crown will be abuzz with live music, DJ sets and plenty of perfectly poured Guinness.
Expect high-octane Irish folk acts, traditional tunes and plenty of room to show off your moves right through to 1am. Bag your ticket to a night of craic and creamy pints from just £8.25.
Flaunting a special 'wall of whisky' with their best malts and blends, The Plough is a great shout when it comes to places to go to on St Patrick's Day in Birmingham. Settle into the cosy boozer and enjoy a few tipples while getting stuck into scrumptious scran afterward.
This Paddy's Day, make your way to The Victoria if you and the gang are looking for freshly pulled pints and whisky. The bartenders will be happy to whip up whatever you like while you get settled into their comfy couches. Don't forget to wear green.
If you're interested in a Birmingham's St Patrick's Day parade in 2025, Hennessey's will be hosting a huge event on the 16th of March, complete with live music all day from 12pm. Even better, there's free entry until 1pm. On the lineup? One For The Road, On The Sesh, Lamp and so much more, with food available from Salty Dog too.
The party will continue on the 17th too, with a themed menu served all day, live music from 2pm (think The Father Teds and Heed). And, don't forget, there will be pints of fresh Guinness flowing throughout the day.
