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Friday: Night 16th March                    

PADDY’S WARM-UP NIGHT      RSL on the Westbury Village Green 

The evening will allow us all to get all warmed up and ready for the Festival Day. A great night’s entertainment. Music from a variety of Celtic musicians encouraging everyone to sing and dance. Supper and refreshments available

ST PATRICK'S OLDE TIME BALL       Town Hall near the Westbury Village Green 
Dance the night away at the St Patrick's Old Time Ball. The music is provided by Deja Vu - a favourite of the followers of Ballroom Dancing in Tasmania. The patrons look splendid in their formal dance attire. Supper and refreshments available.
Cost: $15. Includes supper and refreshments

Saturday: Day 17th March           ...St Patrick's Day  …the Big Day

 FESTIVAL DAY             On the Westbury Village Green   

This is the big Festival day with top class music and entertainment for all ages.  The Concert on the Green has a great line up of top Tasmanian and interstate talent.    Plus - Street parade, market stalls, Anglican Church wood carvings and organ recitals, Westbury History rooms, children’s entertainment, Maypole dancing, workshop*, real coffee, great food, funny green hats and of course, Guinness. All day cost: Adult $20. Under 16 are FREE!

PADDY'S at FITZPATS    Fitzpatrick's Inn

Irish themed day at the Fitzpatrick's Inn, Westbury

    Breakfast,  Lunch, Dinner plus morning and afternoon teas.

Saturday: Night                                                             

BIG PADDY AT THE PUB          Westbury Hotel 

Enjoy dinner and live music at the Westbury Hotel in the heart of Village. Top class music and the wonderful food. Enjoy the evening at this historic hotel.

Sunday: Afternoon 18th March                 

Holy Trinity Catholic Church     on the Westbury Village Green 
This combined Church Service provides a peaceful and joyful end to the Festival weekend. An parish afternoon tea follows the Service.

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* A Music Workshop by By Eddie Tuleja & Kerry Cawtlay titled the “Dastardly Deed of the British Empire” being songs of transportation and land clearances told through music. A history lesson in every song.!  Lyric sheets will be given out, Songs will be performed, and Kerry will explain the historical background