Westhampton Beach’s 2023 Saint Patrick’s Day Parade

Jacqueline Moore Posted on March 18, 2023

Inisfada Gaelic Pipe BandRick Seigleman
Rooted Hospitality Parade FloatRick Seigleman
WHB Hurricanes Robotics Team FloatRick Seigleman
Sunshine AcademyRick Seigleman
WHB VFW Post 5350Rick Seigleman
Siol Na h'Eireann Pipes DrumsRick Seigleman
WHB Former Grand MarshalsRick Seigleman
The Couture FamilyRick Seigleman
Westhampton Beach Junior Fire CompanyRick Seigleman
Parade Reviewing StandRick Seigleman
Daniel Gale Soetheby's International Spinning Holiday Cotton CandyRick Seigleman
Southampton Supervisor Jay SchneidermanRick Seigleman
Southampton Town Clerk Sundy SchermeyerRick Seigleman
Girl Scout CookiesRick Seigleman
Classic Cars Participating in the ParadeRick Seigleman
Westhampton Beach Fire DepartmentRick Seigleman
Classic Fire TruckRick Seigleman
The WHB Corcoran GroupRick Seigleman
Friends Bundled Up to Watch the ParadeRick Seigleman
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The WHB High School Robotics Team Wins 2nd Place Youth FloatRick Seigleman
Horseback Rider in the ParadeRick Seigleman
Smithtown's 9th Virginia CompanyRick Seigleman
Sayville's NY 67th 1st Long Island VolunteersRick Seigleman
Sunshine Academy's Theresa Caponi, Sylvia RyanRick Seigleman
WHB VFW Post 5350Rick Seigleman
Parade Grand Marshall Mike "Digger" Koziarz Leads the ParadeRick Seigleman
Parade-GoersRick Seigleman
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Former Grand Marshalls greet the Parade WatchersRick Seigleman
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Shamrocks, Beads and Smiling FacesRick Seigleman
Parade-Goers watch from Westhampton Beach Bakery CafeRick Seigleman
Westhampton Beach Chamber of Commerce 1st Place Community FloatRick Seigleman
Raynor Country Day School 1st Place Youth FloatRick Seigleman
Horseback Riders in the ParadeRick Seigleman

Westhampton Beach got a head start on Saint Patrick’s celebrations. This year, Grand Marshal Mike “Digger” Koziarz led the parade down streets lined with locals ready to catch festive beads tossed from grandiose floats. Anyone who wished to apply had the opportunity to enter the parade, allowing for onlookers to cheer on their favorite organizations from the Sunshine Academy to historical societies to the fire and police department. With the village filled with the traditional bagpipes and high school marching band, it’s safe to say it was a celebration that lasted all day long in the village.