York Saint Patrick's Day Parade

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March 14, 2026

 

May the Road Rise to Meet You and Lead You to York in 2026!

Mark your calendar to join us in downtown York, PA, on Saturday, March 14, 2026, for the 40th Annual York St. Patrick's Day Parade! More details will be coming soon for this milestone celebration of Celtic culture!

 

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2026 Grand Marshal

The York St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee is proud to announce Kevin Schreiber, President and CEO of the York County Economic Alliance (YCEA), as the Grand Marshal of the 2026 York St. Patrick’s Day Parade. This year marks the 40th annual parade, a major milestone in the history of this beloved community tradition.

Kevin’s unwavering commitment to York County through his leadership at the YCEA, as well as his tireless dedication to civic progress and community development, make him an ideal choice for this historic year. Under Kevin’s leadership, YCEA has driven key economic development initiatives and supported countless local businesses—aligning perfectly with the parade’s mission to celebrate and uplift the heart of York. 

Masters of Ceremonies

The York Saint Patrick’s Day Parade Committee is pleased to announce WGAL News 8 as its media partner for 2026.

MichAEL fuLLER and Tasmin Mahfuz will serve as co-masters of ceremonies for the York Saint Patrick’s Day Parade on March 14, 2026.

Michael Fuller co-anchors WGAL News at 4 p.m. and reports for the 10 and 11 p.m. newscasts. He previously worked at NBC Connecticut as a general assignment reporter. Prior to his time in Connecticut, Michael was a part of the WLTX-TV CBS affiliate news team in Columbia, SC. Michael grew up in Montgomery County, a suburb of Philadelphia. At a young age, he was very active in his church community and it was there where Michael learned that he had a passion for broadcast journalism.

Outside of work, you'll find Michael on a plane, train or in an automobile traveling to a fun destination, finding new restaurants or spending time on the beach or in the mountains.

Tasmin Mahfuz joins WGAL from DC News Now in Washington, D.C where she served as the evening anchor for 8 years and made television history as the first Bengali-American in the U.S. to lead a local newscast as a full-time anchor. She also hosted a weekly public affairs program connecting state and congressional representatives in DC, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia to their constituents.

Tasmin is thrilled for her next chapter in the Susquehanna Valley with her husband and daughter. She enjoys meeting people, going to the beach, traveling the world, hiking, trying new restaurants and reading in her spare time.


 

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