Your browser is not supported for this experience.
We recommend using Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari.
Denver is the place to celebrate St. Patrick's Day on Thursday, March 17, 2023, with festivities continuing through the weekend. Go green at these events or hang out at a pub for an authentic Irish cultural experience.
WHEN: TBA 2023
WHERE: Evergreen Players Studio Lounge, Evergreen
The Evergreen Players present "An Evening of Irish Plays and Prose" with a special St. Patrick’s Day performance on March 17. Audience members will be entertained by two one-act plays: "Spreading the News" and "In the Shadow of the Glen." Both plays were written in the early 20th century and deal with familiar life issues that are still relevant today.
WHEN: TBA 2023
WHERE: Game Train USA, Highlands Ranch
Learn an Irish Riverdance-style line dance, sample some Bushmill's Irish whiskey, test your knowledge about the Irish with a trivia contest, play some lucky board games and enjoy great food, drink, atmosphere and fun!
WHEN: TBA 2023
WHERE: Number Thirty Eight
Get shamrocked this St. Patrick’s Day with green cocktails (Wicked Leprechauns), live music, Irish dancers, bag pipers and special menu items! Join us for this epic two-day event as we celebrate the luck of the Irish at Number Thirty Eight with bluegrass and roots band Pretend Friend from Wichita, Kansas.
WHEN: TBA 2023
WHERE: Golden
Hangings to hijackings, shootouts to showmen; Golden boasts many firsts and some outrageously true Wild West stories. This three-hour St. Patrick's Day pub crawl will take you to three of Downtown Golden's microbreweries to sample some delicious local beers while your tour guide takes you back to those frontier days with entertaining storytelling. Not a beer drinker? No problem! Two breweries also offer wine options and there are non-alcoholic options available at all three stops. One beverage at each brewery is included with your ticket.
WHEN: TBA 2023
WHERE: The Pig & The Sprout
Join the luckiest bar crawl ever, featuring a $1,000 costume contest, two complimentary drinks or shots, exclusive drink specials, amazing local food, professional photographers and an awesome after party!
WHEN: TBA 2023
WHERE: Hopdoddy Burger Bar
Enjoy Hopdoddy’s Shepherd's Pie Poutine, a delicious order of hand-cut fries loaded with Jameson-braised pot roast, vegetables and white cheddar cheese curds, all topped with a pasture-raised egg and fried rosemary. This order will only be available while supplies last!
WHEN: TBA 2023
WHERE: Avanti Food and Beverage
Experience the madness at Avanti F&B! Watch all the March Madness games while celebrating St. Patrick’s Day all weekend long, including We will have a Pop-A-Shot high-score contest and drink specials!
Scruffy Murphy's is easily one of the most authentic slices of the Emerald Isle you'll find in Denver. Just minutes away from Coors Field, it's the perfect place to grab a pint or enjoy some traditional Irish pub fare: shepherd's pie, bangers and mash and more.
DON'T MISS: Thursday through Saturday, Scruffy Murphy's hosts musical acts, from DJs spinning to rock bands shaking the stage.
My Brother's Bar is a Mile High City institution known for its Beat Generation clientele; this was the watering hole of choice for renowned Beats Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassady in the 1950s. Today, not much has changed at My Brother's Bar — you can still get a pint and a burger for under $10 and enjoy one of the city's coolest spots.
DON'T MISS: The sunny patio, tucked around the back of My Brother's.
Amidst the dive-y rock clubs and indie boutiques of South Broadway, you'll encounter the Irish Rover, a relaxed and friendly pub. Enjoy a pint or two, chat with the locals, sit by the fireplace or on your high stool at the bar. International sports fans love the Rover for its six large televisions, broadcasting rousing football games (European-style, of course).
DON'T MISS: The Irish Rover's huge rooftop patio. One of the best places to get above it all in Denver.
While there are plenty of Irish pubs in Denver, the city also has a fantastic British-style joint in Pints Pub, located just down the street from Denver Art Museum. At Pints, you'll find the charm and personality of the "local," a place that serves as a crossroads for society, where good beer, good food and good conversation are on the bill.
DON'T MISS: The extensive selection of single malt whisky — the menu is 16 pages long!
This Downtown mainstay was opened in 1992 by John and Una Nallen, who moved to Denver after immigrating to New York from County Mayo, Ireland in 1972.
DON'T MISS: Stop by the pub for a glimpse into Denver’s Irish culture through concerts and Irish dance.
Featured
Featured