Tag: St. Patrick’s Pub Crawl

Hours Today: By appointment only

QUINCY, IL – The District invites everyone 21 and over to participate in its annual St. Patrick’s Pub Crawl on Saturday, March 8. Cost to participate in the event is $20 per person and includes official Pub Crawl swag–lanyard and koozie–and on/off bus route privileges. Event-themed swag will be given to those who choose to ride the Pub Crawl buses. Attendees can hop aboard a bus (or walk) to participating establishments in The District. While the event is over at 9pm, buses will run back to the various participating establishments as needed. For more information or to purchase tickets go to https://square.link/u/Z3YDmx5Y.

“This is the event we feel officially kicks off spring here in The District,” stated Executive Director of The District Brianna Rivera. “We will have three official Pub Crawl buses running throughout the night spaced several stops along the Crawl route and prizes will be awarded to most spirited individual and most spirited couple.Tickets need to be purchased in advance. Physical tickets need to be picked up at The District office, 501 Hampshire, in March. Ticket pick-up dates and times will be sent when tickets are purchased.

14 Quincy establishments are participating in this year’s St. Patrick’s Pub Crawl. Participating bars will each have at least one official Pub Crawl drink, some establishments will also have entertainment and food specials. This year’s participants are, The Rodeo, The Scoreboard, The Ratskeller, Quincy Brewing Company, The Pour Haus, Quincy Axe Company, On The Rail, Joker’s Lounge, Little D Sports Club, Lucky Streak, North Side Boat Club, State Street Theater, Wine Gal Meets Whiskey Guy, and Parkers Pub..

About The District: The District is a non-profit volunteer-driven organization devoted to growth, preservation, and economic vitality of downtown, creating a sense of place in The Heart of Quincy, Illinois. We are committed to economic development, promotion, and preservation of The District. Our boundaries extend from Front Street to 12th Street and State Street to Broadway Street. Working through community partnerships, we seek to revitalize this area daily. Today, The District is the premier destination for dining, entertainment, and shopping. With the backdrop of our historic architecture, The District merges the past with a touch of modern to bring customers all the modern conveniences they would want. The District is led by its Board of Directors and strives to develop programs that aid existing businesses and attract both new businesses and customers.