Hello
to all you green swill drinking enthusiasts. My Irish heritage wants
to laugh at you, but my Irish spirit just loves to support you, and
spirit wins out most of the time. Before we delve into that for this short post today, let's
take a look at the recent update to the 337 Memorial Wall.
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its Saturday the 13th, the afternoon following SLC's St.
Patrick's Day Parade over at the Gateway. A mighty fine celebration
to be had. As many of you may or may not be aware of, the parade came
near close to not even happening this year due to city cutbacks. But
with the help of several organizations and donations the Hibernian
Society was able to put on the show for everyone this morning.
Despite the bitter cold the spirits were high, and speaking of
spirits, I'd like to personally thank everyone who recognized me this
morning and shared their own with me. Fourteen different kinds
of whiskey, some bourbon, and at least two home-brews of... well,
whatever it was my body sure love it. And of course making my way
down with the City Weekly van blaring Irish rock. Good selection Jackie. You can find
over a hundred pictures from set-up to going down the parade route over here. Thanks to everyone who came out and showed us some love,
and many thanks to the Hibernian Society for pulling everything
together and throwing one hell of a celebration.
Moving onto
film, for those of you looking forward to showing off your work, its
a band new season for the Tower Theater's Open Screen Night. This
Wednesday at 9PM the Tower opens its doors to all local film makers
and their short films to be displayed in a festival with two winners
for Critics and Audience choice, but we've talked about this before.
Find more info at the Salt Lake Film Society's website.
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Coming
up this week we'll hit slam poetry, visit Gallery Stroll, talk skate
and snow, check out another play coming up and preview a national
concert about to take off. But honestly I don't know if even all that
will happen, everything has been up in the air this year and never
really knowing what's going on. Make things interesting! So as
always, we'll see what happens.