Showing posts with label st. patricks day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label st. patricks day. Show all posts

Saturday, February 28, 2009

Shamrock Fest - Washington DC - March 2010





Shamrock Fest - Washington DC - March 13th 2010 (1:00 - 9:00pm)


It's that time of year again to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. The National Shamrock Fest in Washington DC, is the largest and most exciting Saint Paddy's festival on the East Coast featuring more than 40 live bands and DJ's. The event takes place on March 13th, and lasts from 1 - 9pm.

Events include:
  • 40+ bands and djs
  • 10 massive stages
  • Dozens of party areas
  • Carnival rides
  • Games
  • Activities
  • Strolling entertainers
  • Irish Village – with all your favorite Irish bars
  • Shamrock Pub Games
  • NCAA basketball viewing tents
  • Tons of beer trucks serving a variety of brands
  • Visit the D.C. United interactive tent
  • Acres of food & beverage vendors
  • Dozens of craft vendors
  • Much, much, lots more!

More Info:
http://musicdc.com/listings/story.php?title=shamrock-fest-2010-rfk-stadium-grounds-washington-dc-march-13th

Shamrock fest 2010 is going to be awesome again this year!

Sunday, March 16, 2008

St. Patricks Day

Well, tomorrow is St. Patrick's Day so, our recommendation (for those of you who don't mind going out on a Monday night during lent) -- is to Celebrate it at one of DC's many Irish Pubs. Here's a few to start with:



Ireland’S Four Provinces

3412 Connecticut Ave., NW Washington, DC

(202) 244-0860.



The Dubliner

520 N. Capitol St., NW Washington, DC

(202) 737-3773.



Fado Irish Pub

808 Seventh St., NW Washington, DC

(202) 789-0066.



Kelly's Irish Times

14 F Street, NW Washington, DC

(202) 543-5433.



Irish Channel Pub

500 H St.

NW, Washington, DC

(202) 216-0046.




And, as a brief history reminder, here's the man behind St. Patricks Day.



Saint Patrick was a Christian missionary and is the patron saint of Ireland. Saint Patrick was born in Roman Britain. He was captured by Irish raiders when he was 16 and then brought to Ireland. He followed in the footsteps of his grandfather and father and entered the church. Eventually he became an missionary in Ireland. His missionary work is what led him to be the patron saint of Ireland.