St. Patrick’s Day in New Orleans

When

Mid-March each year: St. Patrick’s Day (March 17) parades, St. Joseph’s Day (March 19) altars, and the Mardi Gras Indians’ Super Sunday around the same time. The Tennessee Williams Literary Festival follows in late March.

From the houses

A short walk to the Irish Channel and Magazine Street

Minimum stay

Set per night on our live calendar. Big event weekends usually require more nights; checking your dates shows the exact rule.

March is New Orleans’ second Carnival: cabbages and carrots thrown from Irish Channel floats, St. Joseph’s altars, and the Black Masking Indians in full suits. And the weather is perfect.

Why stay with us for St. Patrick’s, St. Joseph’s & Spring Parades

• The houses sit beside the Irish Channel, home of the city’s best-loved St. Patrick’s parade.
• Spring is the best weather of the year for courtyard dinners.
• Walkable to Magazine Street’s bars and restaurants.

Insider tips

• Bring a bag. The Irish Channel parade throws cabbages, potatoes and carrots. Make a stew.
• Visit a St. Joseph’s altar on March 19 for fava beans and cookies.

Choose your house

Lyra9 bedrooms · 8.5 baths · sleeps 18 · ★ 5.0Luna8 bedrooms · 8.5 baths · sleeps 16 · ★ 5.0The Avery9 bedrooms · 10.5 baths · sleeps 20 · ★ 5.0

Larger group? Neighboring Lyra and Luna can be rented together for up to 34 guests. See both houses →