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Sunday, March 27
11:45 a.m. Easter Sunday Commemoration Mass at St. Patrick’s Pro-Cathedral, preceded by the reading of the Proclamation in Military Park and march to Church
Tuesday March 29- April 23
Visit a special exhibition of James Connolly: Labor & Dignity in America
at the NJ Historical Society (52 Park Place, Newark NJ)
Thursday, April 7
6 p.m.: Join us for James Connolly in Newark: 10 Years to the Easter Rising, a lecture by Daphne Dyer Wolf,
at the NJ Historical Society. The lecture will be followed by a panel discussion moderated by
Fr. Augustine Curley and featuring Lauren Arrington, Megan Decker,
Monsignor Kevin Flanagan, and Maureen Murphy Quinn, followed by a reception. Learn More
Thursday, April 14
6 p.m. Join us for “The 1916 Rising and its Relation to Newark” a discussion featuring Fr. Augustine Curley, Alan De Lozier, and Jonathan Curley at the NJ Historical Society. The panel will be moderated by Mícháel O’Maille and followed by a reception Learn More
Friday, April 22
6-10 p.m.: Young Professionals Networking Night in downtown Newark
organized by Brick City Bar Crawl and Have You Met Newark?
8 p.m. Riverdance at NJPAC
Saturday, April 23
12-5 p.m. A family-friendly Irish Heritage celebration and festival at Military Park,
highlighting local Irish music, dance, food, sports, and art
Easter Rising movies and Irish poetry reading at the New Jersey Historical Society
Mass in Irish celebrated by Monsignor Kevin Flanagan at 5:30 p.m. at St. Patrick’s Pro-Cathedral
Riverdance matinee and evening performances at NJPAC. Discounted tickets available for the evening show;
email Barbara.Lyons@comcast.net for information
We encourage you to visit local restaurants for Irish and Irish-American foods just steps away from Military Park:
Kilkenny House, Central Avenue
McGovern’s Tavern, New Street
Nico’s, NJPAC
The Burg, Military Park
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Visit www.IACI-USA.org for additional information
The 1916-2016: Ireland’s Rising Centenary Commemorative Committee of Newark, NJ thanks our sponsors and fiscal partners for their generous support: Newark 350, The Consulate General of Ireland-of New York, the New Jersey Irish Festival, and the Irish American Association of Northwest Jersey
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