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Parade Participant Information

This section of our website contains information about the different types of entries that make up the Toronto St. Patrick's Parade and what potential entries need to know regarding their participation in the Parade.

The structure of the Parade is under the control of our Parade Director whose task it is to ensure that all entries conform to the theme of the Toronto St. Patrick's Parade and also with the requirements set out by the City of Toronto for our event.

Entry Types

The Toronto St. Patrick's Parade is comprised of an entertaining and colourful mixture of entries which can be be basically categorized as follows:

Parade Entry Lineup

Following is the lineup of entries for the 2010 Toronto St. Patrick's Parade. This lineup is provided as a general guide and is subject to change without notice.

Revised: March 10, 2010.

Section Entry Description
A10 Toronto Police Mounted Unit
A20 Toronto Police Chief's Ceremonial Unit (honour guard)
A30 Toronto Police Pipe Band
A40 Toronto Police - Vintage Car
A50 Toronto Police - Safety Bug
A60 Army Flag Party
A65 St. Patrick's Society Colour Party
A70 St. Patrick's Banner
A80 The Peel Regional Pipe Band

B10 Parade Chair - Pat Canavan G-WAGON
B15 Grand Marshal - Mayor Hazel McCallion
B20 Irish Person of the Year - Declan Kelly
B30 County Tyrone
B40 Emerald Isle Senior's Society (staged on Devonshire)
B50 U of T St. Micheal's College Celtic Society
B60 County Kerry
B70 Brogue Inn
B80 Irish Wolfhounds Society
B90 Toronto Rose


C10 County Cork
C20 G-wagon (staged on Devonshire)
C20 Flow 93.5
C30 Tian Guo Marching Band
C40 Counties Clare/Galway
C50 A Shine of Rainbows
C60 TTC Cab/Honor Guard/Bus
C70 Steam Whistle


D10 Counties Laois/Offaly
D20 York Lions Steel Band
D30 County Westmeath
D40 Irish Choral Society of Canada
D50 County Louth/Seanachai Irish Pub
D60 New Beaver Shrine Club
D70 Celtic Dance Centre Greenfire Academy of Irish Dance
D80 Toronto Garrison (staged on Devonshire)
D90 G-Wagon (staged on Devonshire)


E10 County Kildare
E20 Durham Irish Association
E30 The Optimists Alumni Drum Corps
E40 County Kilkenny
E45 County Meath
E50 Irish Rose Pub
E60 County Dublin
E60 Gilchrist-Canavan School of Irish Dance
E70 St. Swithun's Society
E80 County Leitrim/Mulvey Dance School


F10 Ontario Delorean Owners Club
F20 County Mayo
F30 Freaky Flickers
F40 Toronto Fire Department Pipe Band
F40 Toronto Professional Fire Fighters
F50 Toronto Fire Department Vehicles
F60 MADD Toronto
F70 Magnolia Brass Band of Toronto
F80 O'Connor Irish Heritage House
F90 Navy League Cadet Corps Ark Royal


G10 Ayr-Paris Band
G20 County Down
G30 McGinley Academy of Irish Dance
G40 Counties Monahan/Cavan
G50 Toronto GAA Youth
G60 County Fermanagh
G70 GO Transit
G80 Rameses Hillybilly Club Clan 46
G90 County Derry




H10 Scarborough Pipe and Drums
H20 Toronto EMS
H30 Toronto EMS
H40 Miller School of Irish Dance
H50 County Donegal
H60 Philippine Heritage Band
H70 County Antrim
H80 Warner Bros. Canada
H85 Canadian National Exhibition
H90 Country Armagh
H100 St. Patrick

Last Updated (Friday, 12 March 2010 15:56)

 

Parade Day Participant Info

The purpose of this page is to provide participants of the Toronto St. Patrick’s Day Parade with important details on where and when to assemble for the parade, as well as other key pieces of information all participants need to know.

Last Updated (Saturday, 06 March 2010 09:15)

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Commercial Entry

Commercial Entries are mobile presentations created for, or by, our sponsors. Typically these entries consist of a float or a sponsor-provided vehicle bearing the sponsor's message.

For details on how you can become a Parade Sponsor, click here.

Last Updated (Tuesday, 29 September 2009 07:45)

 

Contract Entry

Contract Entries are those that the St. Patrick's Parade Society contract, typically for a fee, to provide additional entertainment value to the Parade. Typically Contract Entries consist of bands, costumed characters or other types of entries that we feel would add to the enjoyment of the Parade.

If your group or organization wishes to apply for a Contract Entry position in the Parade, please click here to download a PDF version of the Contract Entry Application form.

 

Community Entry

Participation in the Parade by local Irish social organizations and groups has been a part of the Parade since its debut and is what sets the Toronto St. Patrick's Parade apart from most others. Community entries are non-profit groups including County Associations, Irish social groups, Irish athletic organizations and Irish cultural groups.

Typically, there is no fee to participate in the Parade as a Community Entry however, organizations must submit an application form to the Parade Director in advance. Application does not guarantee acceptance and you will be contacted by the Parade Director to confirm your participation in the Parade and to provide further details.

Download PDF version of Community Entry Application

Last Updated (Tuesday, 29 September 2009 07:36)

 
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