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UNTIL WE MARCH AGAIN
MAKE YOUR OWN PARADE

This year, Guinness and Carhartt are proud to honor the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day by safely celebrating the greatest holiday on earth in some truly unique and resilient ways. So pour up a pint, put on your gear, and tell us how you’re celebrating St. Patrick’s Day this year.

Share your St. Paddy’s Day celebration on social media by tagging @carhartt and using the hashtag #MakeYourOwnParade

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Two years ago, Guinness x Carhartt came together to Work For The Better, and begin building our world a little better in the process. We started by making a special-edition lager to raise money for the heroic first responders of Team Rubicon. Last year, we lent a hand to help fund and support the hardworking Plumbers Union of Chicago, who are also known to dye the Chicago River green on occasion. Now, as this year’s St. Paddy’s Day approaches, we humbly invite you to #MakeYourOwnParade. However you choose to celebrate it, make it a happy, memorable, and safe St. Patrick’s Day.

Meet The Paraders

THE ICE SCULPTOR

Jovonnah Nicholson uses power tools like paintbrushes to sculpt beautiful creations in ice, using her unique set of skills to make even the most special of occasions all the more festive.

THE MURALIST

Nivek Monet plies his craft in the city of Detroit, expressing his unique talent on all types of artistic mediums — some of which, if you’re lucky, you can even see from the road.

THE SNOWMOBILER

Tom Friar is a mechanical contracting Project Manager by day, and a snowmobile superstar pretty much anytime he’s off the clock. No doubt, his work ethic is blue collar, and his riding ability is second to none.

THE FISHERMAN

Joel Peterson captains a fishing boat appropriately named “Joy” in up-north Michigan’s historic Fishtown. Continuing his family’s hardworking tradition, he provides some of the freshest fish in the Great Lakes, and proudly wears Carhartt to work each day.