St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner, and New Braunfels is ready to celebrate with a full lineup of parties, live music, pub crawls, family events, and festive drink specials.
Whether you’re looking for a kid-friendly afternoon activity, a lively downtown block party, or a classic Irish-style pub crawl, there are plenty of ways to wear your green and join the fun this March 17.
Here’s a look at some of the St. Patrick’s Day events happening around town.
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Looking for a more active way to celebrate? The Courthouse is hosting a St. Patrick’s Day celebration on the pickleball and padel courts.
Players who show up wearing green can enjoy 50% off court use all day, making it a great excuse to gather friends and get in some games. From 9 am to 5 pm, the venue will also award a special prize valued at $200 for the best green outfit on the court.
Expect plenty of friendly competition, festive vibes, and a full day of play with the local pickleball and padel community.
St. Patrick’s Day Party at McKenna Children’s Museum
Families with younger kids can kick off the holiday with a festive afternoon at the McKenna Children’s Museum. The museum will host a St. Patrick’s Day celebration starting at 2 pm featuring snacks, crafts, and a fun game of bingo.
The event is included with regular museum admission while supplies last.
St. Patrick’s Day Party at Wildside
If you’re looking for a lively downtown celebration, Wildside will be hosting a St. Patrick’s Day party starting at 4 pm.
Expect green beer, St. Patrick’s Day themed shot specials, and music from DJ BG. Grab some friends, throw on your best green outfit, and enjoy the festive atmosphere right in the heart of downtown New Braunfels.
St. Patty’s Day Block Party at Krause’s Cafe
One of the biggest celebrations in town will be the St. Patty’s Day Block Party at Krause’s Cafe.
The event features four full bars, grab-and-go food options, and drink specials flowing throughout the day. Live music from Soul Sessions will take the stage from 5–9 pm, and the New Braunfels Fire Department Pipes & Drums will perform from 6–7 pm to kick off the evening’s pub crawl.
With plenty of space, live music, and a lively crowd, this is one of the most festive spots in town to celebrate.
St. Patrick’s Day Sing-Along at Moonshine & Ale
Moonshine & Ale is celebrating with a St. Patrick’s Day Sing-Along Piano Show starting early in the evening.
Guests can enjoy Irish Car Bomb and Green Tea shot specials while singing along to their favorite songs with the piano show.
St. Patrick’s Party at Pour Haus
Pour Haus is going all out for St. Patrick’s Day with a party featuring green beer, live music, DJs, and plenty of surprises.
The event will include a 360 photo booth, face painting, snow cones, and more, creating a festive atmosphere in one of downtown’s most popular nightlife spots.
Expect a big crowd and plenty of Irish-themed fun throughout the night.
St. Paddy’s Day Sip & Shop at The Book Haus
If a quieter celebration sounds more appealing, The Book Haus is hosting a cozy St. Paddy’s Day Sip & Shop from 5–7 pm.
Guests can browse the shop’s selection of books while enjoying complimentary green sangria and festive vibes. It’s a relaxed way to celebrate the holiday while supporting a local bookstore.
13th Annual New Braunfels Firefighters Pipe & Drum Pub Crawl
One of the most unique traditions in town returns with the 13th Annual New Braunfels Firefighters Pipes & Drums St. Paddy’s Pub Crawl.
The group will lead a festive procession through several downtown bars, stopping at a new location every hour between 6 pm and 11 pm. Participating stops include Krause’s, Scores, Black Whale, Phoenix Saloon, and Calahan’s.
With bagpipes, live music energy, and a lively crowd following along, it’s one of the most entertaining ways to experience St. Patrick’s Day in New Braunfels.
From family-friendly activities to downtown parties and pub crawls, there are plenty of ways to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in New Braunfels.
Just don’t forget to wear green.