St. Patrick's on the Farm
March 14 (7-10 PM) March 15 (6-9 PM)
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The Irish have contributed to American culture since, well, since the whole grand experiment began!  George Washington took Boston from the British on St. Patrick's Day, 1776.     Paul Revere borrowed his famous horse from an Irish American--Deacon Larkin.    The Irish have been valiant soldiers in all of America's conflicts, and according to Oak Glen legend, Enoch Parrish founded the first apple farm here on St. Patrick's Day--1867.  
Be Irish with us for a day and celebrate a great American tradition.
  
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Irish Soda Bread
Corned Beef and Cabbage
Chicken Irish Stew
Roasted Red Potatoes
Bread Pudding

 

(Alcohol is not served, but you may bring your own beverages.   Wine glasses will be on each table.  Please drink responsibly.)

Irish Band -- The Bogskippers
Irish Dancers
Irish Stories

Children's Catch the Leprechaun Game

Ceili Dance Instruction

Irish Dancing

March 14th & 15th
2008
6-9 PM
The Old Packing Shed  at
Riley's Farm
$29.95 Adults
$21.95 Children (3-12)
Under 3 Free, but they must be on a parent's lap and not use a separate seat.
March 14, 2008
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March 15, 2008
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    Riley's Farm
12261 South Oak Glen Road
Oak Glen, California 92399
909-797-7534   909-790-TIME
Fax:  909-790-2552
info@rileysfarm.com