Tickets on sale for Irish Hooley with The Stoutmen
The Irish Hooley with The Stoutmen is returning on March 17.
The evening will consist of music, stories, and cheer. Guests will be able to enjoy traditional Irish and Scottish pub songs as well as tales and poems.
The event will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the Cider Mill Stage.
Tickets are $30. To purchase, click here.
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Tickets on sale for Irish Hooley with The Stoutmen
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