March should be a fun month in the Twin Cities. We'll be seeing the first signs of spring, and above-freezing temperature mean outside activities for the whole family.
St. Patrick's Day is on March 15, moved by the Catholic Church this year to avoid the traditional date of March 17 conflicting with Easter's Holy Week. This year Easter falls on March 23.
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March 14 and 15 : State Ballet of Georgia A stunning full-length production of Giselle from ballet superstar, artistic director Nina Ananiashvili. A follower of George Balanchine, Ananiashvili has worked ceaselessly to bring Georgian ballet back to an international level.
The following evening, the ballet presents a quartet of Sagalobeli, Duo Concertant, Bizet Variations, and Chaconne.At the Northrop Auditorium. Performances at 8 p.m. Ticket prices $33-$62. A discussion of the ballet will be held with the Ballet of Georgia artistic staff immediately following the performance.
March 15 : The 42nd Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade The biggest St. Patrick's day event in the Twin Cities turns downtown St. Paul green with over 100,000 spectators expected. In addition to the parade, the Association puts on a host of events leading up to St. Paddy's day, including the Worst Irish Tenor competition. Don't forget your earplugs.
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