Second Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade
Children, bagpiers and Irish dancers made their way through the streets of Edgartown Sunday, spreading joy and sharing in all things green.
Children, bagpiers and Irish dancers made their way through the streets of Edgartown Sunday, spreading joy and sharing in all things green.
Maria Frangos and Stella Napier lead the parade.
Maria Frangos and Stella Napier lead the parade.
Thalia Frangos and Josephine Merry mug for the camera.
Thalia Frangos and Josephine Merry mug for the camera.
Never too young to show your Irish pride.
Never too young to show your Irish pride.
The sound of Tony Peak's bagpipes filled the streets.
The sound of Tony Peak's bagpipes filled the streets.
The Edgartown pub was all about spreading good news.
The Edgartown pub was all about spreading good news.
Glen and Anne Caldwell enjoy the festivities with daughters Samantha and Julia.
Glen and Anne Caldwell enjoy the festivities with daughters Samantha and Julia.
It's just a wee, small thing — no bigger than a leprechaun, really. But the second annual St. Patrick's Day parade, held Sunday morning in Edgartown, packed plenty of punch. Children, bagpiers and Irish dancers made their way through the streets, spreading joy and sharing in all things green. The parade passed from the Dock street parking lot to Kelly street.