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 Irish Stout, live music and plenty of hijinks.

Plus, join us for the annual St. Patrick's Day Golf Tourney on Tuesday, March 17!

LIVE MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT

Tuesday, March 17
St. Patrick's Day Golf Tourney * 1pm
Roaming bagpiper
Clan Macleay Pipe Band * 2pm 
Balloon artist * 4-5:30pm
Face painter * 4-6pm

Red Shed
The Litch Brothers * 3-5pm
European Take-Out Band * 5:30-7:30pm

Blackberry Hall
Hardly Strictly Irish * noon-2pm
Yeates Academy Dancers * 2pm
Two Rivers Ceili Band * 3-5pm
Possibly Irish * 5:30-7pm
The Saloon Ensemble * 7:30-9pm

Winery Tasting Room
Live music * 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 bottles go on sale Saturday, March 14 at the hotel gift shops, bottle shops and select locations.

Devils Bit 2026
This year's Devils Bit is the marriage of two single-barrel whiskeys - one distilled from our Ananda grain bill, the other from our Hammerhead grain bill. Each matured for eight years in charred American white oak before spending an additional two years finishing in Sauternes French oak wine barrels. Finally, the two were blended, resulting in a richly layered whiskey offering aromas of dark cherry-infused chocolate, warm waffle cone and graham cracker. On the palate, golden raisins and honey unfold alongside subtle baking spices atop a balanced, lingering finish. Sláinte!

FOOD & DRINK SPECIALS
Enjoy food and beverage specials at Black Rabbit Restaurant and Power Station Pub starting Friday, March 13! The Loading Dock will also be open with specials on March 14, 15 & 17.

Irish Reuben
Corned beef, Swiss cheese, buttermilk coleslaw & mustard sauce on grilled rye bread with fries or tots

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

MacSleyne Irish Stew*
Available at the Black Rabbit Restaurant and Power Station Pub
Traditional lamb stew with hearty vegetables & barley, served with soda bread & butter

Workingman's Corned Beef & Cabbage*
Available at Black Rabbit Restaurant and Power Station Pub
With Hammerhead Ale, red potatoes & carrots, served with soda bread

The Good Shepherd's Pie*
Available at Black Rabbit Restaurant and Power Station Pub
Ground lamb & beef in a rich gravy with veggies topped with baked Yukon Gold mashed potatoes, served with soda bread & butter

Portland based band, conceived of and birthed on the open playa of Nevada's own Burning Man festival! Many members are also musicians in Portland's favorite bands including March Fourth Marching Band, Vagabond Opera, and Trashcan Joe. Their specialty is rocking contemporary tunes with a swingy, jazzy, campy, loungey, wild & crazy flare!

With over 4 hours of material, ranging from comic and stomping originals to clever covers of familiar hits from every genre imaginable. The Saloon Ensemble encompasses the spirit of one thing only:  FUN.  Crazy Costumes, Kazoos, Tap-Dancing, Shark Attacks, and Whiskey Sipping.. You never know what to expect at one of their shows.

Facebook:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Saloon-Ensemble/137633062946792

Website:

https://www.thesaloonensemble.com/

Possibly Irish is a dynamic West Coast Celtic fusion band known for high-energy performances, lush vocal harmonies, and warm, pub-style humor. Their setlists weave together toe-tapping traditional Irish and Celtic tunes, modern covers, and original songs-delivered with a blend of authenticity and contemporary flair.

The band features a rich tapestry of sound with instruments including the bodhrán drum, Irish whistle, hammered dulcimer, accordion, fiddle, guitar, and more. Each member brings a diverse musical background, adding depth and variety to the band's unique style.

Yes, this is the resident band at Oregon's iconic Enchanted Forest! Formed over a decade ago by Susan Vaslev-artistic director at the park and a passionate student of Irish music-the band now performs over 500 shows each season at Enchanted Forest when not on tour.

In March, Possibly Irish released their fifth album, Voyage Home, now also available as a 2-record vinyl set.

The Yeates Academy of Irish Dance Performance Troupe is an established dance academy and is the longest running Irish dance school in Oregon. Since inception, Yeates Academy has been the leading force for Irish culture and dance in the Portland area. We are passionate about sharing our culture and welcoming new members into the global community.

Owners and directors Sinead Yeates, TCRG and Breda Yeates

offer competitive as well as performance based classes. We focus on providing an open, diverse and family-oriented environment to all dancers where each student is encouraged to reach their potential. Throughout the year we offer workshops to all our students and our most successful workshop is our Jigs for Kids^TM program in the summer. Our annual feis, the Oregon State Championship feis is held the second weekend in June every year.

Performances

The Yeates Academy performance troupe is recognized for our professional image and unique performances. Throughout the years, we have performed at major community events, including the Oregon Symphony, Celtic festivals, county fairs, community events and special occasion performances such as Ireland's Top Traditional Irish Band, The Chieftains.

We are currently enrolling new students at our Portland, Vancouver, Salem and Lake Oswego locations.

For further information, please contact:

FB: YeatesAcademy,
email: yeatesacademy@gmail.com
Website: www.yeatesacademy.com
Phone: Breda Yeates at 360-721-161

Tunes, Songs and Blarney with Roots raconteur Lauren Sheehan, alongside Ronnie Ontiveros.

The Litch Brothers are a progressive bluegrass ensemble from the Pacific Northwest, founded by brother duo Tashi and Kaj Litch. Their journey took a pivotal turn when Brandi Carlile discovered them busking at Pike's Place Market in Seattle and invited them to perform at her sold-out show at Benaroya Hall, alongside Mike McCready of Pearl Jam and the Seattle Symphony. Since that breakthrough moment, the band has quickly made a name for themselves both in the Pacific Northwest and beyond, earning a dedicated following with their innovative sound and vibrant energy. As their notoriety has grown, they've been asked to play numerous festivals, including IBMA Bluegrass Live!, Ogden Music Festival, and Salmonfest Alaska. Most recently, they were honored to be selected as showcasing artists at Your Roots Are Showing 2025, Ireland's premiere folk music conference.

With Tashi Litch on mandolin, Kaj Litch on guitar, Evan Snoey on fiddle, and Ben Lewis on bass, the group blends original compositions, bluegrass standards, and folk-inspired covers. While their influences include artists such as Watchhouse, The Punch Brothers, and The Avett Brothers, The Litch Brothers have a sound all their own - one that's bold and forward-thinking, yet firmly grounded in traditional bluegrass. Each member brings their own distinct musical voice, contributing to the band's versatility and adaptability, whether performing for large crowds or in intimate settings.

Beyond their musical skill and innovation, what truly stands out at a Litch Brothers show is their energy. These young musicians clearly love what they do, and their infectious passion and enthusiasm make their performances a thrilling experience. If you're not already a fan of bluegrass, the Litch Brothers just might win you over.