17 Ways to Celebrate St. Paddy’s

You’re in luck—this year’s festivities include parades, pub parties, bar crawls, Celtic concerts and more. Sláinte!


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Samuel Beckett’s Irish Gastro Pub

When: March 10-17

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Where: Samuel Beckett’s Irish Gastro Pub, 2800 S. Randolph St.,  Arlington (Shirlington)

During the week leading up to St. Pat’s, each day offers a little something different at this Shirlington watering hole: trivia with an Irish twist on Tuesday; $5 shots of Irish whiskey until 9 p.m. on Wednesday; and $4 cans of Guinness Blonde & Guinness Milk Stout on Thursday. Friday and Saturday will welcome live music performers. Sunday will serve up an Irish brunch.  The party goes full throttle on Monday, starting with a 7 p.m. toast (it’ll be midnight in Ireland), and carries into Tuesday, with so much food, drink, music and dancing, you just might find yourself acting the maggot.



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The Celtic House’s Road to St. Patrick’s Day

When: March 12-17

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Where: The Celtic House Irish Pub & Restaurant, 2500 Columbia Pike, Arlington

“Put your face on a pint.” No, really. With help from a special machine, you can see your likeness in the foam atop your glass of Guinness on March 12 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. The bar on the Pike will also be hosting live traditional music and dance performances throughout the week, culminating in an official St. Patrick’s Day bash from 7 p.m.  March 16 through closing time on Tuesday the 17th.


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St. Patrick’s Day at Ireland’s Four Provinces

When: March 13-17

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Where: Ireland’s Four Provinces, 105 West Broad St., Falls Church

The Four P’s is turning St. Paddy’s Day into a weekend full of festivities. Guests can start with live music on Friday; come back on Saturday for a feast of Irish classics like corned beef and cabbage, Guinness beef stew, and bangers and mash—reservation required—and then load up on a Sunday brunch buffet. And if that’s not enough, guess what? There’s more where that came from on Monday and Tuesday.


 

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