St. Paddy’s Day is back!
Here’s our list of places to check out this year
St. Patrick’s Day is next Wednesday, March 17, but lots of stuff is happening before the big day as well.
One year after the pandemic blew up most people’s plans to celebrate the day, Philly restaurants and bars are back in 2021 with an outstanding lineup of festivities. Here are some of our favorites.
Evil Genius Beer Company
Image: Courtesy of Evil Genius
Celebrate with St. Patrick’s Day Quizzo and special beer releases. St. Patricks Day – Open 3pm to 8pm, Happy Hour 4pm to 6:30pm, Quizzo 7pm. Follow the rainbow of Skittles to the end of the rainbow for a magically delicious beer made with heaps of Lucky Charms Cereals! In March, look for two special beer releases themed around St. Patrick’s. First up, on March 12, look for the debut of Magically Delicious sold in 4 packs of 16oz cans – 7.2% Hazy Oatmeal IPA brewed with heaps of Lucky Charms Cereal, Mosaic and Chinook Hops. Then on March
Dominican restaurant coming to downtown Wilkes-Barre
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D P Dough opens in downtown Wilkes-Barre
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Preach on: The (Philadelphia) gospel according to the Rev. Luis Cortés Jr.
A clash of classes: The Rev. talks gentrification, immigration, education and more
Whether viewed through the lens of December 2020’s Philadelphia Award (its sole Hispanic recipient), his national profile (serving in immigrant advisory capacities to the George W. Bush and Barack Obama White Houses)…
…or his creation of an Hispanic ecosystem of university and high school classes, and an initiative mixing economic and workforce development, neighborhood revitalization and immigration services (his multi-faceted Esperanza), the Rev. Luis Cortés Jr. is the first and last name in Hispanic continuum in this city.