The leprechauns are on our side, bringing us rainbows and merriment for St. Patrick's Day. Join us for multiple days of food & drink specials, McMenamins own Irish Stout, live music and plenty of hijinks.

Live Music and Entertainment

Friday, March 17

Roaming
Bagpiper * 4pm

Garage Door
The Wules * 5-7pm
Kinvara * 8-10pm

Pat's Corner
Mama Sam & The Jam * 5-7pm
Band of Comerados * 8-10pm

Saturday, March 18

Roaming
Bagpiper * 4:30-5pm

Garage Door
Spud and the Snakeskinners * 2-4pm
Brigid's Crossing * 5-7pm
Megan Alder & The Woods * 8-10pm

Pat's Corner
Hardly Strictly Irish * 2-4pm
The Stomptowners * 5-7pm
Saloon Ensemble * 8-10pm

Sunday, March 19

Pat's Corner
Johnny Franco * 2-4:30pm
Madeline Hawthorne * 5-6:30pm
Water Tower * 7-9pm

Devils Bit Whiskey

Our St. Patrick's Day whiskey returns! This in-demand spirit only comes around once a year; get it while you can! 200ml flasks go on sale Friday, March 17 at the hotel gift shops, bottle shops, Edgefield Distillery and select locations.

Food & Drink Specials

McMenamins Irish Stout
A fantastic flavor fusion of coffee-like roasted barley bitterness & semi-sweet chocolate with moderate hop bitterness balancing a hearty backbone alongside a smooth, silky creaminess.

Irish Coffee
Tullamore D.E.W. Irish Whiskey, McMenamins St. Patrick's Blend coffee, whipped cream

Irish Stout Ice Cream Float
Vanilla bean ice cream & Irish Stout; 21 & older

Irish Fries Are Smiling
Fries topped with cheese & ale sauce, crisp bacon, sour cream and green onions

Irish Reuben
Hammerhead-braised corned beef, Swiss cheese, buttermilk coleslaw and mustard sauce on grilled rye with choice of fries or tots

MacSleyne Irish Stew
Traditional lamb stew with hearty vegetables & barley, served with soda bread & butter

Workingman's Corned Beef & Cabbage
With red potatoes and carrots in Hammerhead Ale broth, served with soda bread & butter

Kinvara is a four-person group that took inspiration for it's name from a small Irish town in County Galloway on the west coast of Ireland. Theyhave been working together as a band for over 17 years. Instrumentation includes whistles, fiddle, guitar, mandolin, octave mandolin, the bodhran (Irish drum) and banjo. They play arrangements of traditional sets of jigs and reels and sing several rousing traditional Irish songs. They also enjoy and include some of the newer Irish music that has emerged over the past few years.Band members include Grant Crowley, Sue Davis, Mark Masterson, and Dennis O'Malley. All live in NE Portland, Oregon and all are Americans made of some Irish or Welsh parts. They have played at several local pubs and restaurants in their area and have performed at several community functions, private parties, churches, schools, and farmers markets. Recently, they were invited to play their first wake, which they found to be an honor. After over 170 performances and producing two CD's, they now respond with a steady confidence to the request "play something you know".

The Wules are an American old-time string duo based in Portland, Oregon. You'll hear danceable fiddle tunes and lilting ballads, romping ragtime and songs about trains as they trade instruments and harmonies. Brought up in the old-time fiddle tradition of Northern Washington, Micheel Cullinan brings a vivacity to his fiddle playing that will leave you wanting more. Christina Osborn hails from the mountains of Utah, where she started her musical journey as a solo songwriter drawing on the Americana genre.

What is a Wule, one might ask? They are ethereal beings from outer space who thrive on a diet of pizza cheese and the dreams of artists. The Wules named themselves after this race of celestial mammals in homage of the great impact their fluffy magic has had on their sound. Always remember to follow The Wules!

Portland based, Sparkly Psych Pop band, Mama Sam & The Jam lifts vibrations and gives goosebumps. Like Mazzy Star meets Fleetwood Mac, catchy melodies and powerful harmonies over trippy guitar and groovy beats leaves listeners feeling high on vibes. The group's fresh, intense synergy makes Mama Sam & The Jam fun to watch as they tug at your heartstrings and make you move!

Facebook:

http://www.facebook.com/Mama-Sam-The-Jams-1835774100065271/

Since 2015 and extending far into the future, Band of Comerados plays music that makes you feel good. Call it bluegrass, jamgrass, folk, or indie, what sets the band apart is their intricate instrumentation, dual vocal parts, intense improvisational jams, and the fact that these guys have so much damn fun when they're playing live music!

From their inception around campfire jams, Band of Comerados has come a long way. Earning their stripes at dive bars, breweries, block parties, and house concerts in their hometown of Portland, Oregon, the band began to get a foothold in some of the city's finest venues, like Laurelthirst, White Eagle, Goodfoot, Aladdin Theatre, Wonder Ballroom, Mississippi Studios and more. Expanding their fanbase, they traveled up and down the west coast from Southern California to Northern Washington, and east through Idaho, Utah, and Arizona. Festival appearances include What the Festival!?, Beltane Music Festival, 4 Peaks Music Festival, Northwest String Summit, Gem & Jam, and more.

In 2020, Band of Comerados released their most polished studio album to date, a work entitled "Kindsight." Recorded at the end of 2019 and containing 7 original, road-tested tunes, "Kindsight" showcases the improvisational spontaneity of a live show while maintaining tight, energetic arrangements of catchy, grassy songs. "Kindsight" follows previous releases "Trial & Error" (2019) and "Tomorrow is Today" (2017).

Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/bandofcomerados/