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Council commits $51K to save St. Patrick’s Day parade
['Laura Garber', 'Tony La Bruno', 'Special Contributor']
Easy Reader & Peninsula Magazine
By Laura GarberThe Hermosa Beach City Council voted unanimously at its Tuesday, January 27 meeting, to contribute up to $51,125 for the 2026 St. Patrick’s Day Parade, proposed for Saturday, March 14.
Parade losses ranged from $18,000 to $29,000 annually between 2021 and 2024, Chamber President Michele Cristin told the Council.
The parade is produced by the Hermosa Chamber Foundation, a non-profit arm of the chamber.
The parade, which began in 1995, previously blocked parade route intersections with sawhorses and water-filled barricades.
Bell countered that he could not change the parade route on short notice.