Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with Us!

Wear some green and come celebrate the luck of the Irish on Tuesday, March 17th for a good ol’ Irish Pub Crawl! *

At each location, you can enter for a chance to win:

A pair of tickets to see the Boston Bruins play the Dallas Stars in Boston on March 31st.
A pair of tickets to see Chris Stapleton LIVE at Fenway Park on Saturday, Aug 15th
Bud Light & Nutrl swag, and more!

(The prize entry box will follow us all day. You can enter once at each location- for a total of 5 entries that day). No purchase is necessary to win.

Join us each hour at a local pub for more chances to win:

1p-2p at Mama McDonough’s Irish Pub
2p-3p at Cliffy’s Neighborhood Pub
3p-4p at Kilkenny Pub
4p-5p at Lab’n Lager Food & Spirits
5p-6p at The Pour House

This is a 21+ event. *If planning to drink alcohol, please drink responsibly and plan on a designated driver.

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