COMING IN MARCH 2026
135th Street | Kansas City, Missouri
The Martin City St. Patrick’s Parade starts at 2:00 PM at the corner of Washington Street and 135th Street in Kansas City, Missouri. It proceeds east down 135th Street where it ends at Holmes Road around 4:00 PM. Parade entries may begin lining up as early as 11:30 AM on Washington Street in front of the State Line Point Shopping Center.
ENTER YOUR ORGANIZATION IN THE PARADE!
There are NO FEES to participate!
The Parade offers a wonderful opportunity to showcase your organization in front of thousands of local Kansas City supporters. All Kansas City companies, non-profit organizations, elected officials, schools, career programs, dance groups, dentists, medical professionals, clubs, charities, churches, trade unions, and chapter associations are invited to submit an entry. Family-friendly Parade entries only! Entries are strongly encouraged to incorporate the parade theme (changes every year) to have the best chance of winning a prize. Deadline for entries March tba, 2026. Questions? Call 816.308.1023 or email [email protected]
PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION!
Sponsorship opportunities available!
Golf Cart Sponsor - SUBURBAN LAWN & GARDEN
Suburban Lawn & Garden is a long-time, landmark Martin City business with a sprawling property at 135th Street and Wornall Road. Over the years, the business has grown into a multi-faceted retail, wholesale and service organization dedicated to the principles of growing superior products, providing excellent service and always delivering great value. Learn more at Suburbanlg.com
If you are interested in a parade sponsorship, please contact our District Manager, Vickie Wolverton:
(816) 308-1023 or email [email protected].
History of the Martin City St. Patrick's Parade
The Martin City parade began in 1987 when four Martin City business owners grabbed their friends, hopped in two cars and a horse and buggy, and held an impromptu St. Patrick’s “parade” down 135th Street. Over the years, the parade has become an inspiring showcase of 60+ businesses, dance teams, schools, car clubs, dignitaries, animal groups, and more. Read the full story in the Martin City Telegraph
