Date

Saint John Area - Inn & Out of the Pub
“Inn & Out of the Pub” Concert at Harbour View High featuring Men & Music, and guests.
Tickets: $15 each or 10 for $100. Call Edmund McDermot. 696-4438

Saint John Area:

Irish Breakfast at O'Leary's
Irish Breakfast at O’Leary’s In Support of L’Arche
Tickets: $7 Under twelve $5
Entertainment: Comhaltas Musicians & Friends
O’Leary’s is St. Patrick’s Week’s “Official Irish Pub”

St. Patrick’s Week OFFICIAL OPENING at Market Square

Parade of flags and O’Canada -
Greetings from: Owen Boyle, President ICCA; City of Saint Johnand dignitaries.
Entertainment featuring : Tom O’Donoghue & invited guests
 

Saint John Area:

Belfast Children’s Breakfast,
Loch Lomond Villa Auditorium. Sponsored by the Simons Lions Club.
Music by Comhaltas. Tickets $8. Children under ten $4.
Call Terri Mullin 633-0236
 

Ecumenical Service at the Celtic Cross. St.Patrick’s Square (The foot of Prince William Street)
 

Irish Family Festival at MARKET SQUARE
Entertainment: Tim Maloney & Ron, Zany Lane and the Lyris Dancers
Children: BE SURE TO WEAR GREEN – prizes to be won. Face painting, Colouring, green fountain Enjoy- “A Wee Taste of Ireland” Cake Cutting at 2:45 pm.
Call: Helena 847-0010 or Toni 672-1612

Saint John Area:

St.Patrick’s Day Mass 12 noon at the St. Pius X, Church, Somerset Street, Saint John. Cake and refreshments to follow in the church basement.

Fredericton Playhouse:
The ICCANB Presents - Irish Night!
Is there a better way to spend the early part of St. Patrick’s night than with a concert of traditional Irish and Celtic music and dance? This evening features Irish fiddler Kathleen Gorey-McSorley and the Celtic/World Roots band Brollachan. Kathleen has performed in Ireland, Scotland, the USA and various parts of Canada. Playing with Kathleen will be Carolyn Holyoke. Kathleen and Carolyn had two memorable performances at Celtic Colours International Festival in Cape Breton in 2009. Brollachan Cape Breton melodies. In addition to these stellar acts you will enjoy a real Irish session and be mesmerized by the senior troupe from the Stanford School of Irish Dance. blends world rhythms with Celtic melodies into their own unique sound. Strongly versed in traditional Celtic music, Brollachan does not shy away from accepting influence wherever it may come from. Hints of Latin, French-Canadian, and Bulgarian rhythms can be heard amongst traditional Irish, Scottish, and
Tickets are on sale at The Playhouse box office, online at www.theplayhouse.ca or toll free at 1-866-884-5800 There are a limited number of $5 EyeGo tickets available for high school students with ID.

Fredericton Playhouse:
Men of the Deeps
Since 1966, Men of the Deeps have been performing for audiences in Canada and the United States as North America’s only coal miner’s choir. All of the men in the choir are either working or retired coal miners from the island of Cape Breton. The group has traveled far and wide, and they were the first Canadian performing group to tour the People’s Republic of China in 1976. Today Men of the Deeps are more than just a choir, they are a social institution. Clad in overalls and hard hats, this choir makes an impressive impact with every appearance, striking a familiar chord of Canadian pride in everyone who sees and hears them.
Tickets: Regular $36; Students $24
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Fredericton Playhouse:
Skin Flick - by Norm Foster
A sexy nurse and a sleazy cameraman…wait, let’s start over. A ‘regular’, middle-aged couple lose their jobs. Frustrated, they stumble upon the idea of producing a skin flick to make ends meet. Fish out of water or deer in head lights, whatever you call it, this hilarious comedy about two lovable people trying to get back on their feet will keep you in stitches.

Tickets: Regular $36; Senior $33; Students $10
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Friday
26 Mar /10
8 pm

Saturday
27 Mar /10
2pm and
8 pm