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Here’s where to spend St. Paddy’s in Chattanooga

Rock City Gardens Contributed Photo / Shamrock City turns everything green, including the waterfall below Lover's Lead, at Rock City Gardens.
Rock City Gardens Contributed Photo / Shamrock City turns everything green, including the waterfall below Lover's Lead, at Rock City Gardens. Rock City Gardens Contributed Photo / Shamrock City turns everything green, including the waterfall below Lover's Lead, at Rock City Gardens.

By Susan Pierce 9 min read

UPDATE: See more Chattanooga area event cancellations due to coronavirus fears here.

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St. Patrick’s Day is Tuesday, March 17, but events for the wearing o’ the green start Friday leading up to the big celebration.

Did you know that approximately 13 million pints of Guinness are served worldwide on St. Patrick’s Day? Local pubs and restaurants are certainly doing their part to support this number by offering lots of green beer and drink specials.

It’s said that everyone is Irish on St. Patrick’s Day. So if you want to let your inner leprechaun loose, check out one of these 20 party places.