St. Paddy’s Day at MudHen

As February comes to an end, we now set our sights on the pint at the end of the rainbow! Join us for Saint Patrick’s Day this year, Thursday, March 17, 2022.

Feast on our food and drink specials from Thursday to Saturday, featuring an Irish-inspired menu, $4 Captain Doug’s Porter, green clad cocktails, and lively limericks!

The Quinn Brother’s band will kick off the festivities on Thursday from 5pm-9pm with a full band rocking traditional Irish instruments. They will be performing your favorite Irish drinking songs and maybe, if you’re lucky, a couple of reworked classic rock tunes thrown in for good measure.

We partnered with Jameson to bring you something special this St. Paddy’s day Smoked Old Fashions – available in the Beirgarten on Friday and Saturday. Saturday afternoon, the Kilted Rogues will be making appearances at 3:00PM, 6:00pm, and 9:00pm, performing up-tempo songs on bagpipes and drums as they parade around the restaurant.

Come to sing and dance. Come to eat and drink. Just come to MudHen this St. Patrick’s Day!

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