Cheers to St. Patrick's Day weekend!
, at 7000 West 38th Avenue in Wheat Ridge, turns fifty this year, and it's partying all weekend long to mark the occasion. Along with plenty of green beer, whiskey and Irish eats, there will be performances by DJ Abilities of Eyedea & Abilities, Ubi of Ces Cru, the Commoners, Venom & Valor, Sabotage , Hellgrammites, Guerrilla Radio and blues band Delta Sonics, as well as Irish dancers, bagpipers and more.
Featured restaurants include Endless Grind Coffee, Sweet Sweetz Ice Cream & Desserts, TeaLee’s Tea House & Bookstore, TK’s Surf & Turf Kitchen, Walia Creamery and more., at 525 Santa Fe Drive, is hosting a reproductive-rights fundraiser from 6 to 9 p.m. All vendor and raffle proceeds will be donated to National Abortion Funds, which works to remove financial and logistical barriers to abortion access.
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