3 Green Bay St. Patrick’s Day Events Worth Checking Out

While the St. Patrick’s Day holiday does not officially kick off until Monday, many businesses around Appleton and Green Bay are beginning to celebrate early this year. The Green Bay personal injury attorneys with Sigman Janssen Injury & Disability Lawyers would like point out some of the events they are looking forward to this year:

  1. Green Bay St. Patrick’s Day Parade- The event will kick off at 11 a.m. on Saturday, March 15, behind the Nicolet Bank building downtown. The caravan will then make its way along Fox River Trail before ending at the City Deck with music, dance, and a fireworks/smoke show.
  2. St. Brendan’s Inn 10th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Celebration– Music, food, and drink will be the focus of the event, with Irish drink specials and traditional meals including corned beef and Guinness Lamb Stew.
  3. St. Baldrick’s Charity Event– St. Brendan’s will also host the event from noon until 4 p.m. on Sunday, where participants can shave their heads to raise money for children’s cancer research.

Since these events will be serving alcohol, the team of attorneys with Sigman Janssen Injury & Disability Lawyers would like to remind citizens of the dangers of drinking and driving. According to WBAY 2 News, OWI enforcement will be beefed up across the region over the weekend and on Monday. That is why the firm would urge citizens to prevent serious Appleton auto accident by designating a driver before beginning to celebrate. If you have had too much to drink and don’t have a ride home, please call a cab or loved one to get you home safely!

Reviewed By

James Pitz

Attorney · Sigman Janssen Injury & Disability Lawyers
Licensed Wisconsin Attorney

James Pitz has spent more than three decades practicing civil litigation and personal injury law in Wisconsin, building a career defined by results rather than routine. Since earning admission to the Wisconsin bar in 1993, he has represented over 1,500 clients facing injury, disability, and wrongful death claims, developing a reputation for tenacity against seasoned opposing counsel. He holds a Juris Doctorate from the University of Wisconsin Law School and carries admission to both the Eastern and Western District federal courts in Wisconsin, extending his practice beyond state court. James maintains active standing across the state's leading legal associations, reflecting a career built on sustained engagement with the profession rather than a single credential.

  • J.D., University of Wisconsin Law School
  • Licensed to practice law in Wisconsin since 1993
  • Admitted to the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin
  • Admitted to the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin
  • Member, State Bar of Wisconsin
  • Member, Outagamie County Bar Association
  • Member, American Bar Association
  • Member, Wisconsin Association for Justice