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The Void
VFW
Those who visit at least eight locations and be entered to win over $300 in tavern gift cards and drink chips. A map of pub crawl locations is available at racinedowntown.com.
Irish food
Irish food specials will be available at The Ivanhoe Pub & Eatery, Amos Los Tacos, Taeja Vuâs on Main, Reefpoint Brew House, Butcher and Barrel, Joeyâs Yardarm, Marciâs on Main, Blue Rock Lounge, Deweyâs and the VFW.
Live music
Live music by Lara Bell will be featured at Marciâs on Main from 3 to 6 p.m. DJs will be spinning tunes at Pub on Wisconsin beginning at 9 p.m. and The Brickhouse at 10 p.m.
MOUNT PLEASANT â Real Racine, Racine Countyâs visitorâs bureau, is accusing the Village of Mount Pleasant of illegally spending the hotel room taxes it has collected this year.
Under state law, municipalities are allowed to collect a tax of up to 8% on hotel room rentals. Of that revenue, at least 70% must be spent on âtourism promotion and tourism development,â with the rest being able to be added to a cityâs/townâs/villageâs general fund.
At the end of 2020, the Village of Mount Pleasant ended its contract with Real Racine â in which it paid 75% of its room taxes to the visitorâs bureau â but has continued collecting room taxes.
RACINE â The COVID-19 pandemic is having a significant on three major local events coming up in the next couple weeks.
The St. Patrickâs Day parade is canceled, but two popular food-supporting fundraisers are still a go â albeit online.
Parade
For the second year in a row, St. Patrickâs Day will be celebrated without a parade in Racine.
Bars and restaurants are planning events to coincide with what is normally one of the City of Racineâs biggest annual celebrations, in part due to the cityâs large Catholic and Irish populations, not to mention a vibrant bar scene.
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