How to celebrate St David's Day. Celebrations are held across the country to mark the life of Wales’ patron saint. Special concerts and parades are held in St David’s honour.

St David is the patron saint of Wales, who is celebrated on the 1 March. To mark the day, many Welsh people around the world wear one or both of Wales's national emblems - a daffodil and a leek.

On 1 March, St David's Day, the people of Wales celebrate the nation in many ways, whether it's wearing daffodils, eating Welsh cakes or singing traditional songs.

This Society celebrated the anniversary of the birth of the patron saint of all good Welshmes, St. David, on Wednesday last, at Curet's Hotel, Broadway.

St David’s Day is not just an annual opportunity to remember and celebrate the life, Christian devotion and example of our patron saint, and neither is it simply an opportunity to be reminded to ...

St. David’s Society of the Wyoming Valley will honor the patron saint of Wales on Sunday, Feb. 25 with a St. David’s Day banquet at the Westmoreland Club. Individual dinner tickets are $50.

London Welsh Centre is celebrating St David’s Day with a comedy show. Kiri Pritchard-McLean, Anna Thomas, Mel Owen, Priya Hall, and Esyllt Sears will take to the stage from 7pm on Friday.

READ MORE: Anger as Oakwood owner strips site to use rides elsewhere while shutting Welsh attraction READ MORE: Lidl to open first store in Welsh town Creating a St David’s Day bank holiday would be a ...

The St. David’s Day Google Doodle artwork. The Welsh flag features a red dragon atop a green and white background. One of only a few flags to feature creatures of any form, according to the ...

On 1 March, St David's Day, the people of Wales celebrate the nation in many ways, whether it's wearing daffodils, eating Welsh cakes or singing traditional songs.

To celebrate St David's Day, Cadw, the body responsible for the upkeep of many of Wales's historical buildings, has announced free entry to sites including Raglan and Beaumaris Castles for the day.