The Greater Manassas St. Patrick’s Day takes place in the heart of Old Town Manassas. The parade is welcome to all, and is free to the public for a day of celebration and entertainment, Come join us for for a fun filled day for the whole family.
This event features community parade groups, Live music, local business specials, and great local food and beverages to enjoy.
Parade route
The route begins at the intersection of Prescott Avenue and Quarry Road near Old Town Manassas. The route follows Prescott Ave around the corner onto Center Street and continues down Center Street to West Street. The parade crosses in front of the reviewing stand at West and Center Streets. Parade Dispersal begins at the entrance to the Harris Pavilion.
Parking: There are several public parking lots in the Old Town Manassas area. There is additional parking on the site streets along the parade route. Parts of Center Street, Prescott Avenue, and Quarry Road will be closed for the parade and parade lineup. Please do not park on private residential or commercial property as towing is enforced.
Safety & tips
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Please respect the parade marshals in yellow vests. Go to them with questions or concerns.
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Stay out of the roadway and parade processional at all times and keep watch over children and animals.
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Photos / videos must be taken from the spectator locations along the procession route.
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There is an active railroad near the parade route. Use caution when driving over or walking across designated highway-rail grade crossings.
Parade start
Parade end
Meet our 2026 Grand Marshal

Kristina “Kris” Evans
Owner of East To West Embroidery & Design, Inc
For over three decades I have been proud to lead a business built on integrity, dedication, and a deep commitment to the people we serve. What began as a small local venture has grown into a trusted cornerstone of our community – not just because of the products and services we provide, but because of the relationships we’ve built along the way.
Our mission has always been simple: to make a positive difference. Over the past 30 years, we’ve supported the Manassas St. Patrick’s Day Parade, the Veterans Parade, the Greater Manassas Christmas Parade, and local Schools. We’ve also sponsored youth programs, partnered with nonprofits, and created opportunities for local employment. We’ve been there for community events, fundraisers, and moments of need – because we believe that success is measured not only in business growth, but in the well-being of the community we call home.
I am deeply grateful for the trust and loyalty our neighbors have shown us over the years. As we look to the future, our promise remains the same: to serve with heart, give back generously, and continue building a stronger, more connected community for generations to come.









