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4th Annual Irish Music Festival To Follow St. Pat’s For All

 

March 1, 2016 By Jackie Strawbridge

Irish music around the neighborhood will keep the party going after the St. Pat’s for All parade on Sunday.

St. Pat’s for All steps off at 43rd Street/Skillman Avenue at 2 p.m., and the fourth annual Irish Music Festival hosted by Sunnyside’s Boulevard Bars begins at 3 p.m. across eight local bars and restaurants.

Attendees will enjoy authentic Irish food, Irish dancing, and bagpipers along with the live music.

There will also be food and drink specials at participating venues.

“As with all of our events, we want people to come check out all the bars, especially a new one that they don’t usually go to,” Boulevard Bars representative Melissa Navia said.

A full lineup is below.

 

 

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