20+ Insanely Fun and Easy St. Patrick’s Day Party Ideas

Aren’t these leprechaun handprint crafts from Simple Everyday Mom adorable? Cut out all the face and hat decorations and have them ready before the kids arrive. Then simply trace their hand and let them cut out their own handprint with some safety scissors.

I’m a big fan of making sure there’s a quiet spot for kids to go to at a party…especially the little ones. Set up a coloring station and let the kids go hog wild with these free St. Patrick’s Day coloring pages.

Shamrock Shenanigans by Thrifty Jinxy is a fun St. Patrick’s Day take on traditional shoots and ladders. And set up is easy. You just need her printable, a die, and some pennies. 

Bingo is a classic game for a reason…and I’m gaga for this colorful St. Patrick’s Day version by Artsy Fartsy Mama! 

Have a mix of young and old kids at your party? This fun St. Patrick's Day I Spy printable is a great activity they'll all enjoy.

Have little kids or toddlers coming over? This shamrock sun catcher from The Gingerbread House is perfect for them!  

OMG, what kid wouldn’t have a blast with this Lucky Charms catapult from Joy in the Works?! I can’t wait to try it out with my kids!

We’re all familiar with decorating gingerbread houses for Christmas, but Joy in the Works shared a fun way to turn it into a St. Patrick’s Day activity with these adorable graham cracker houses.

Holiday food doesn't always have to be sweet. Represent the Green and Orange of the Irish flag with a kid-friendly roll-up sandwich, including tips for displaying them at your party and

Rainbow Fruit Kabobs from There is Life After Wheat combines special treats and healthier fruits just perfectly! 

I love recipes that work all year round AND for a holiday. Herbed cheese cucumber crackers are a tasty snack that both kids and adults will gobble up.

There are so many delicious ways to satisfy the little leprechauns’ thirst at a St. Patrick’s Day party. Here you can choose from 7 fun and flavorful ‘mocktails’ that will make the kids feel just as grown up as everyone else.

Well, there are no shortage of sweet treats to include in your St. Patrick’s Day party ideas, and I’ve collected 15 of the best right in one space. Yay!

Lucky Charms aren't just for breakfast with these fun pudding parfait cups by Crayons and Cravings.

Fun to make, fun to eat. All the kids will love these adorable Rainbow Cupcake Toppers.

These rainbow treat bags by Thrifty Jinxy are filled with just about everything that kids love…marshmallows, colorful candy, and chocolate! 

Don’t feel like separating a bunch of different ingredients for your party favors? Val Event Gal has some adorable treat bag toppers for treat bags filled with Lucky Charms cereal! Easy peasy.

Speaking of Lucky Charms, Val Event Gal even has a set of free party printables inspired by the iconic cereal. Perfect if you’re looking for something a bit more colorful!

Crayons and Cravings’ Leprechaun mason jar makes a cute centerpiece, or could be used to hold forks and spoons for the buffet table! 

Want a centerpiece that packs a punch but is easy on your schedule and your wallet? Grab your free printable and make this DIY pot of gold rainbow centerpiece and put it right on your table.

I love decorations that the kids can help to make, and this cotton ball and ribbon rainbow from Crayons and Cravings would be perfect as a buffet table backdrop!

Finding affordable and creative ways to display food is my favorite. And you’ll never guess what Organized 31 used to make this St. Patrick’s Day Bucket O Gold.

Talk about packing a punch! Uncommon Designs shared how to make rainbow-inspired apothecary jars, and I’m totally in love. (P.S. If you didn’t already know, you can get plastic apothecary jars! We have this set and I love them.)