Everyone's Irish Today! Show The 2022 Official Port Huron Pub Crawl is BACK! Wristbands to ride the buses are $15 and you can PURCHASE THEM AT ANY OF THE PARTICIPATING PUBS or at the Blue Water Area Convention & Visitors Bureau office. Cash only. Office hours are 8 - 4 pm, Monday - Friday, Located at 500 Thomas Edison Parkway, Port Huron. Buses run from 1 - 7 pm on a North & South Route PARTICIPATING PUBS
Make it a sleepover at an area hotel - Accommodations Drink Responsibly - Local Taxi Service BUS ROUTES - The central hub to switch buses from north and south routes is on Quay St. & Huron Ave., Downtown Port Huron. CLICK HERE for the digital map of parking & more. St. Patrick’s Day Parades, Bar Crawling & Cruise Parties In Port HuronAlthough St. Patrick's Day honors the patron saint of Ireland, the largest celebrations are in the United States. There is an exciting lineup of St. Patrick’s Day 2022 events in Port Huron. You can opt for anything and everything to make the most of your holidays. You can look for prominent and annual St. Patrick’s Day 2022 Parades in Port Huron if you want to have the taste of the culture. also there are so many things to do like, bagpipe players, pub crawls, green rivers and green fountains in Port Huron. We couldn't find St. Patrick's Day Events in Port Huron at the moment. Subscribe weekly email newsletter for Port Huron. Upcoming St. Patrick's Day Events in Port HuronUpcoming St. Patrick's Day Events in Port Huron St. Patrick's Day Events in Nearby Cities The Official Port Huron Pub Crawl is back for 2022, a development that excites both business owners and patrons looking to partake in the boozy celebration. “Everybody just has fun," said Marci Fogal, president of the Blue Water Convention and Visitors Bureau. "It’s just a fun day.” The pub crawl will take place from 1 to 7 p.m. March 12, and includes 13 locals bars:
Wristbands that provide access to the busses for the event are available for $15 at any of the participating bars or at the Blue Water Area Convention and Visitors Bureau at 500 Edison Parkway, Port Huron, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Bus routes will include a north and a south end loop, with an interchange in the middle for patrons to switch between the lines. The YMCA of the Blue Water Area will also hold a Leprechaun Loop 10K run, 5K run/walk and 2K fun walk. Starts times are 9 a.m. for the 10K and 5K and 9:05 a.m. for the 2K fun walk. Participants are encouraged to wear Irish attire. There will be snacks, music and photo opportunities. To register, click here. Organizers expect large turn-outFogal said local businesses and patrons are excited to have pub crawl back after it was canceled the previous two years due to gathering restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic. The decision was made recently to hold the pub crawl after the visitors bureau obtained permission from the event from the St. Clair County Health Department, she said. Lynch's Irish Tavern manager Leo Carroll said they are excited to hold pub crawl again. He often gets customers asking about the event. "I get people coming in all the time (saying) 'Oh, are you guys ready for pub crawl? We'll be there.' Almost all of my customers, I get that question," Carroll said. "So, I know that there's a lot of people planning on coming out." Carroll said Lynch's is putting together a cocktail list for the event and will have craft beer and Irish car bombs. The menu will include traditional Irish fare, including corned beef and cabbage with carrots, shepherd's pie, bangers and mash and fish and chips. Robert McCormick, the new owner of McCormick's Conner Street Pub, said this will be the first time he will participate in the event as a restaurant owner. He has worked at other establishments during previous pub crawls, and always remembered it as a fun time for both staff and patrons. "It's usually just a good time for everybody," he said. The restaurant will have food specials, such as Irish egg rolls and Rueben sandwiches, and live music, McCormick said. Carroll and Fogal said they expect a large turnout for the event, perhaps even a greater turnout than 2019 before the COVID-19 pandemic. Carroll said the event seems to be gaining traction on social media. Fogal said callers to the convention center are looking forward to having the event back. “People are ready to get out, ready to be outside, ready to have fun," Fogal said. They said New Year's Day through Pub Crawl tends to be slow for business. Pub Crawl provides a revenue boost to help bars and restaurants make it through the lean winter months. The annual event is a good way to promote the Port Huron area, Fogal said. People come from out of the area and stay in local hotels. Perhaps some people who visit see how nice the area is and return in the summer, she said. Contact Laura Fitzgerald at (810) 941-7072 or |
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