A night to celebrate, cheer, and connect in a new space at CITY Point.

Friday, March 13, 2026 | 7:00 — 11:00 PM

The 19th Annual Irish Party returns on Friday, March 13, 2026, bringing young professionals from across St. Louis together for one night of celebration, Irish cheer, and a packed room, this year in a new space at CITY Point. Hosted by the St. Patrick Center Young Professionals Board, the Irish Party is an annual tradition that supports Catholic Charities ministry St. Patrick Center’s work, helping people in our community access housing, employment, and healthcare.

Get Your Tickets

What to Expect

The Irish Party is designed to feel social, lively, and easy to enjoy. Throughout the night, guests can expect:

  • Beer and wine included with admission

  • Food available throughout the evening

  • Raffle baskets and interactive games

  • A whiskey and wine pull

  • Chuck-a-Luck

  • A full room, high energy, and plenty of Irish cheer!

This is a social event made for connecting and celebrating with friends, whether you’ve been coming for years or this is your first time.

Tickets are limited, and the event is expected to sell out.

Event Details

Date: Friday, March 13, 2026
Time: 7:00–11:00 PM
Location: CITY Point at SOMA House | 326 S. 21st Street, St. Louis

Tickets

  • General Admission: $60

Your ticket includes food, beer and wine, and access to all activities throughout the night.

Sponsorship & Raffle Donations

Interested in sponsoring the Irish Party or donating a raffle item?

Please contact David Pardue at davidpardue@stpatrickcenter.org

Impact of Your Support

Behind the celebration is work that happens every day.

St. Patrick Center helps people experiencing homelessness take real steps forward by connecting them to housing, employment, and healthcare. The Irish Party plays an important role in supporting that work, turning a night of celebration into year-round impact across St. Louis.

Funds raised through the Irish Party help people meet practical, everyday needs that often stand between someone and stability:

  • $50 can help a client purchase work-appropriate clothing or shoes for a new job

  • $40 can help cover meals during a week when food access is uncertain

  • $30 can help a client get to and from job interviews, appointments, or work through transportation support

  • $25 can help bridge a small gap in housing costs, preventing a setback during a critical month

  • $10 can help cover basic necessities like toiletries, food, or supplies during a weekend with limited resources

Hosted by the Young Professionals Board

The Irish Party is proudly hosted by the St. Patrick Center Young Professionals Board, a group of young adults committed to building community, showing up for our community, and supporting work that makes a lasting difference.

Click here to learn more.