Johnny Cash is Coming to Town!          Clean & Sober, a local organization committed to offering a path to recovery for homeless men and women suffering from drug and alcohol addiction, is hosting a benefit concert at the Crest Theatre on Thursday, November 11th, Veterans Day. Scheduled to perform are a fantastic Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline tribute band, The Rhythm Riders. We hope that you will decide to have a great night out, and help this worthy cause. Tickets available at the Crest Box Office or at tickets.com. 1.800 225 2277.

Free Videos by Ustream.TV Live Streaming by Ustream.TV Thank you to everyone who came out yesterday to help make St. Baldrick's Day a success! Especially to those who shaved their locks off for the cause. 100% of the money raised will go to fund research to help end childhood cancer. Wednesday the pub will be open at 8am, and we're offering free admission until 10am. L St. will be blocked off all day long between 15th and 16th streets. There will be live music, Irish dancers, corned beef, brats, 26 beer taps, an incredible whiskey selection, and the list goes on. We'll also be interviewing local business and community leaders all day. If you can't make it to the block party,

        Sacramento has a lot of great things happening for St. Patrick's Day and we wanted to Highlight just a few for you.  Come and celebrate St. Patrick's Day week with de Vere's Irish Pub and a few of our close friends! SATURDAY MARCH 13TH-   DE VERE’S PUB- JOIN US FOR ST. PRACTICE DAY with $4 Tullamore Dew and $1 off draught beers from 4-8pm   OLD SACRAMENTO’S PARADE- Celebrate with your entire family at Old Sacramento’s 14th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Enjoy the parade, Irish food, and their new beer gardens! For more information CLICK HERE!   SUNDAY MARCH 14TH-   DE VERE’S PUB- JOIN US FOR BRUNCH before, during and after the Shamrock’n half Marathon. We will have brunch

The Kennelly Irish Dance Company is performing during the St. Patrick's Day Block Party at de Vere's. The Kennelly Irish Dance Company is a talented and dynamic troupe that offers outstanding performances in both traditional and modern styles of step dancing and figure arrangements. Thedancers put on a powerful show. The Kennelly Dance Company is directed by Patricia Kennelly, world-renowned Irish dance teacher, choreographer and musician. The group holds titles from competitions across the United States, Canada and Ireland — with dancers placing first and second in the 2002 North American National competition, and first in the 2002 Great Britain championships — and has made guest appear

Every 3 and a half minutes a child is diagnosed with cancer. Despite some advances in research, childhood cancer still remains the # 1 disease killer of our children in the U.S. Thanks to the efforts of quite a few good people in Sacramento, we at de Vere's Irish Pub will be hosting over 100 shavees on Monday, March 15th. People from every walk of life will be shaving for a cure and raising money for childhood cancer research. We are proud to be hosting this event and are so excited at all the community members who stepped up to get involved. On behalf of our family, the Keaton Raphael Memorial, and St. Baldrick's, we can't thank you enough for getting involved. Exciting News: Michael Au

  My family and I are so excited for Sacramento's annual St. Patrick's Day block party, and we hope that every year we can create a better experience for everyone.   After a year of reflection and many debates, we have decided to add a charitable aspect to our block party. We felt that we had a wonderful opportunity to bring Sacramentans together for St. Patrick's Day, and that we could do so while giving back to the community that has been so supportive of us. This year we have two charity events that take place during our block party on March 17. The 20/30 Club will be raising money for the UC Davis Medical Center Children's Cancer Center, and local firefighters will be cooking the e

It is with excitement that I am here to announce that the biggest St. Patrick's Day celebration in Sacramento is going to happen again. That's right folks, last year we did the undoable. We closed L Street between 16th & 15th for a St. Patrick's day block party like no other. Nearly 7000 people showed up, but it remained a festive and safe community event. We had no incidents, thanks to great security and great people who came to have a good time. This year, we're projecting attendance at 8,000 and I want to get everyone involved. We are working with The Sacramento Press to get the community involved and I'm going to keep everyone posted on the event as it develops right here. So join the