[NEohioPAL] Irish music, live at Sober 17th St. Patrick's Day Celebration

[Jack Kilroy]

 *Irish Singer James Kilbane headlines St. Patrick’s Day party in Avon Lake*

*A sober St. Patrick’s Day party and celebration, presented by Sober
Seventeenth, Inc. and The LCADA Way, returns to Avon Lake’s elegant Ahern’s
Banquet Center to offer a family friendly, rip-roaring good time from 5pm
to 8pm on Sunday, March 17th, 2019 for the sixth consecutive year.  *



All are welcome at a new party, a new way that has emerged as one of the
biggest and best St. Patrick's Day celebrations in Northeast Ohio.  The
Sober Seventeenth St. Patrick's Day Party serves no alcohol, but it offers
an abundance of fun and enjoyment through authentic Irish culture. The
evening’s entertainers will be introduced by Judge William T. McGinty of
the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas. The event offers:



●     Back by popular demand and directly from Ireland is James Kilbane.
Kilbane is, famous for the 2005 “You’re a Star” televised competition and
has gone on to achieve multi-platinum sales of his recordings in Ireland
and become County Mayo’s number one singer.



●     Making their Sober Seventeenth debut, The McNamaras from Cleveland
performing traditional Irish tunes on flute, tin whistle, and fiddle;



●     Guests will be greeted by bagpipe tunes by 13-year-old prodigy Reece
Colovini. Reece is the youngest piper in the history of the 87th Cleveland
Pipe Band, a competitive pipe band founded in Cleveland in 1987.



●     The award-winning Burke School of Irish Dance will showcase authentic
Irish culture through the performance of young Irish step dancers, always a
crowd favorite. The Burke School of Irish Dance was founded by Theresa
(Tessie) Burke of Elyria who has been teaching Irish Dance for the past
sixty years.



●     Fun for kids, including shamrock face-painting and a St. Patrick’s
Day theme coloring contest with valuable prizes donated by Pat Catan's. Judge
Sherry Glass of the Lorain County Juvenile Court will chair the panel of
judges for the contest.



●     A saintly serving of Irish and international favorites for every
taste and appetite including: Corned beef, Swedish meatballs, Italian
sausage, cheese crackers and veggies, fresh fruit display, chicken lollipop
(gluten free), mini hamburgers, pasta marinara and pasta Mediterranean,
tea, coffee and soft drinks.



"It's so much we don’t need booze," explained Jack Kilroy, President of the
nonprofit Sober Seventeenth, Inc.  "But seriously, we help people in
recovery prevent relapse, we provide a counterpoint to the pervasive
drunken Irish stereotype and we give families a chance to show their
children authentic Irish culture away from the sea of alcohol that has
flooded the day meant to honor the patron saint of Ireland."



Admission includes food and great entertainment.  Tickets are $20 and $6
for kids aged 10 & under.  Advance sale and online tickets are only $17 and
are available online at https://sober17.brownpapertickets.com and paper
tickets are available at Casey’s Irish Imports in Rocky River, Ohio.



*Contact: Jack Kilroy at sober17th at gmail.com <sober17th at gmail.com> or
440-759-1253*

-- 
Jack Kilroy
Tel. 440-759-1253

* People who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing
it.*
  (George Bernard Shaw, Irish writer)

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