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St. Patrick's Day in Denver. What to do, what to do.

It always amazes me how much green is on display come St.Patrick's Day in Denver, nobody can sayDenver takes the holiday lightly. It seems like it either snows two feet or isbeautiful and in the 70's like it will be this year. Regardless of the weather,there is always a great time to be had and if you are looking for a fun way tocelebrate, here are some ideas.

St. Patrick'sDay Parade Begins Saturday at 10 am at Coors Field. One of the largestSt. Patty's Day parades west of the Mississippi. Click here for more info

Brass,Bagpipes & Co: Celtic Fusion Be transported to the Emerald Islesand beyond by the Denver Brass Co. featuring Celtic Classics and inspiring newsounds. For a list of times, click here

One ManRuckus Live's very own Dave Christie will be playing with the One ManRuckus, rocking Irish tunes all weekend. See him at the Celtic House Pub inParker 3-6 on Saturday, and then a second show at 7:30 at Scruffy Murphys inLODO. He will follow it up Sunday playing at the Scruffy Recovery Party atnoon. Always a great time, not to be missed. Click here for the details.

And there are going to be some great parties and live musicaround town at some well known Irish Bars. Make sure to check out the Irish Snug at 1201 E. Colfax, Fado Irish Pub Downtown at 173519th St, the Celtic Tavern at1801 Blake, Patrick Carroll's at3963 Tennyson and Katie Mullens at1550 Court. All will be offering specials, giveaways and of course, an all aroundgreat time.

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