March 2022 Live Music Lineup
waterfallbargrille
Mar 4, 2022
1 min read
Fridays & Saturdays starting at 8:30 -- AND St. Paddy's Day festivities!
Friday, March 4 -- Irish music with John O'Connor
Friday, March 11 -- LSD
Saturday, March 12 -- Groovy Situation
Thursday, March 17 (St. Paddy's Day!) -- Irish music with John O'Connor PLUS Bagpiper!
Friday, March 18 -- Irish music with Joe Donoghue
Friday, March 25 -- Puddlefish! (the popular local band returns!)
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