St. Patrick's Day at Pickwick Pubs
The Irish Way!
Why should you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with us?
- Authentic irish atmosphere
- Guinness galore – and don’t forget to get your Guinness Beerpass (more info below)!
- Celebrate with your friends & make new ones 😊
- Live music in Baden, Basel, Bern and Zug
- We don’t just celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, we party all weekend long (see dates below)
- Get your Guinness Bucket Hat and enjoy! 😉
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Baden
Friday 15th – St. Patrick’s Party with live music from “An Solas” at 20:00
Saturday 16th – Six Nations Rugby finals day
Sunday 17th – Paddy’s Day Beer PongBasel
Friday 15th – Shamrock Karaoke at 21:00
Saturday 16th – Six Nations Rugby followed by live music with “There, Their, They’re” at 22:30
Sunday 17th – St. Patrick’s Day with live Irish Trad Music from “Chums Irishworldgroove” at 18:00Bern
Saturday 16th – St. Patrick’s Party with live music from “Sally Sam Jam” at 21:00
Sunday 17th – St. Patrick’s DayLuzern
Saturday 16th – Six Nations Rugby finals day
Sunday 17th – St. Patrick’s Day celebration all dayZug
Friday 15th – St. Patrick’s Party with live music from “Bograts” at 19:30
Saturday 16th – Six Nations Rugby finals day
Sunday 17th – St. Patrick’s DayZurich
Friday 15th – Paddy’s Weekend Karaoke from 20:30
Saturday 16th – Six Nations Rugby finals day
Sunday 17th – St. Patrick’s Day
How does the Guinness Beerpass work?
Raise a glass to St. Patrick with our exclusive Beerpass offer! Club members can enjoy the luck of the Irish with our 3+1 Guinness Beerpass, where you’ll receive the fourth pint free when you purchase three pints. Buy it once and enjoy! It’s the perfect way to toast to the patron saint of Ireland and savor the coffee & liquorice, roasted malt & full-bodied taste of Guinness.
The Beerpass is valid for purchase from 1st to 17th March and redeemable from 1st to 31st March.
Legend of St. Patrick
Saint Patrick died over 1500 years ago and although surrounded by myth the one sure fact is that he was not Irish at all.
At the age of 16 he was captured by one of the slave owning, cattle-raiding Celtic chieftains and dragged off to Ireland. After six years in slavery, herding sheep on the Slemish mountain in Antrim, St. Patrick was told in a dream where to find a ship on which to make his escape. He eventually returned to his family and trained for the priesthood in a monastery in England.
Later he returned to Ireland and travelled through the country converting people to Christianity. And so began the St.Patrick legends; some, no doubt, truer than others.
So let’s celebrate St. Patrick’s Day together!
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