- March 14, 2026
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Cathy and Kendal Vandyke enjoyed the block party with their daughter, Emma Vandyke. Cathy Vandyke's hat was one of the best accessories there.
Zoe Surrell gravitated towards the St. Patrick's Day dog. She loved it.
Toll Road Brewing's Amanda Smythe was happy to serve drinks to her customers. Guests enjoyed drinks from her outdoor booth as well as inside the brewery.
A band kicked off the performances at Ocoee's St. Patrick's Day Block Party.
Russell, Alex and Tara Savage were happy to be at the party with Tara's sister Kathy Cole.
The City of Ocoee's Mayor Pro Tem Rosemary Wilsen joined her friends, Mary and Gregg Antonov in the streets of downtown Ocoee.
Ocoee's Parks and Rec handed out St. Paddy's necklaces to the attendees and had a table with crafts for children behind the booth.
Darius Stevens ran the booth for Ocoee's Chick-fil-A. He served regular and spicy chicken sandwiches to the visitors.
Watters School of Irish Dancing's older students put on an impressive performance for the guests. People crowed around the stage to watch them as they kicked and spun on beat.
The younger dancers from Watters School of Irish Dancing in Ocoee were all smiles during their performance.
There were small festival rides in the street for children to enjoy.
Ocoee's DG Doughnuts extended its hours to serve the guests of the block party. The employees decorated themselves in their best shades of green.
Devin, Jace, Harlow and Becca Hite played Jenga together and watched the festivities in the street.
The owners of Pelican's Snoballs, Paul and Robin Bedford, will celebrate the Ocoee location's four-year anniversary in April.
Even aliens were sighted at the block party in their natural green shade.
The streets of downtown Ocoee transformed into a community gathering place for Ocoee’s St. Patrick’s Day Block Party Friday, March 13.
Neighbors came together adorned in their best green attire to enjoy each other’s company as well as live music, a performance from Ocoee’s very own Watters School of Irish Dancing, local food and beverages from Toll Road Brewing. There also were small fair rides, bounce houses, and arts and crafts for the little ones to enjoy.
