Join Mayor Thomas Koch, Sheriff Michael Bellotti, City Clerk Joseph Shea and other local, state and county officials who will headline the entertainment at the Annual St. Patrick’s Day luncheon, and enjoy live Irish music and a traditional corned beef and cabbage dinner. The annual tradition filled with laughter and witticism will take place as Quincy celebrates St. Patrick’s Day at the Quincy Lodge of Elks.

When
Friday, March 14, beginning at 11:45 a.m.

Where
Quincy Lodge of Elks, 254 Quarry Street, Quincy, MA

Tickets
$50 each, advanced purchase only
Tables of ten may be reserved
Contact Kristen Powers at (617) 376-1990 or kmkpowers@gmail.com
Checks payable to: Quincy Park Conservancy

Support Quincy Park Conservancy
Proceeds from the event will benefit the Quincy Park Conservancy, a non-profit organization committed to promoting, preserving and protecting the city’s parkland and open spaces through collaboration with local and state agencies. The Conservancy plans to dedicate proceeds toward a number of future projects and events, including an Easter Egg Hunt at Pageant Field on April 12 and the construction of a trail system at Faxon Park as designed in the Master Plan for Faxon Park.

The Faxon Park Master Plan was approved by the Park and Recreation Board and adopted by the City Council in 2009. The plan outlines approximately $4 million in capital improvements geared toward preserving and enhancing the 90-plus acres of parkland. Elements of the Master Plan, such as the restoration of the historic perimeter field stone wall, have been completed through funding from the Community Preservation Committee.

About Quincy Park Conservancy
The Quincy Park Conservancy comprises residents, professionals, and city employees dedicated to enhancing and promoting parkland in the city. Members include: Congressman William Delahunt, William Geary, Betty Georgaklis, Louise Grabowski, David Mahoney, Lisa McBirney, David Murphy, Grace Murphy-McAuliffe, Celeste McGlone, Kristen Powers and Fran Wright.