Greening of the Fountain
On Friday the 7th of March at 12:00 the city will dye the fountain at Forsyth Park for the St Patrick's Day celebration.
On Friday, March 7th at 12:00 PM, the iconic Forsyth Park fountain in Savannah will be dyed green as part of the St. Patrick's Day celebration. This tradition is a beloved event that signals the start of the festivities in the city. The greening of the fountain has become a highly anticipated event for both locals and visitors alike, marking the beginning of a week full of St. Patrick's Day celebrations in Savannah, which is known for hosting one of the largest and most vibrant parades in the U.S.
For those planning to attend, the event is open to the public and a great opportunity to see Forsyth Park, one of Savannah's most picturesque spots, transformed with its vibrant green water. Be sure to arrive early to find a good viewing spot as this event attracts a large crowd. After the fountain is dyed, it’s common to see visitors taking photos and enjoying the festivities in the park.
What to Expect at the Event:
- Crowds: The event is popular, so expect a crowd gathering around the fountain for the dyeing ceremony.
- Vibrant Atmosphere: This is the perfect way to kick off Savannah's St. Patrick's Day celebrations, so expect a festive atmosphere with plenty of green attire, music, and excitement in the air.
- Great Photo Opportunities: The green fountain with the surrounding historic architecture is a perfect spot for memorable photos. Be sure to capture the moment!
After the fountain is dyed, you may want to explore the area further, as Forsyth Park itself offers a beautiful setting with walking paths, gardens, and the famous Forsyth Fountain. Plus, it’s centrally located to other parts of the historic district, making it easy to continue your exploration of Savannah.
Don't forget, St. Patrick's Day in Savannah is much more than just the fountain greening—there will be plenty of parades, events, and celebrations throughout the city leading up to the big day, so enjoy the vibrant, green-filled atmosphere of this festive time!
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