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Charles City St. Patrick’s Day Parade

  • Parade marchers preparing for the St. Patrick’s Day parade to begin outside of City Tap Saturday, March 18. (Press photos by Thomas Nelson)

  • Charles City Mayor James Erb leading the St. Patrick's Day Parade through Main Street. Press Photo By Thomas Nelson.

  • The Drouthy Ducks marching and playing during the St. Patrick’s Day parade.

  • Ms. Shamrock during the Parade going down Main Street. Press Photo by Thomas Nelson.

  • Jeremy Freerks, Commander of the American Legion in North Liberty marching in the Charles City St. Patrick's Day Parade on Main Street. Press Photo By Thomas Nelson.

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