The Mother of All Street Parties: Celebrating Nancy Spain 

Nancy Spain didn’t just cross the Irish Sea with a dream; she brought the soul of Ireland to the streets of England. She broke barriers as London’s first Irish landlady, turning four walls into a sanctuary for the misplaced and the thirsty. 

This March, we’re taking that legacy out of the pub and onto the pavement. We’re closing the street in Shoreditch to throw a bash worthy of the woman herself. 

Whether you’re a regular at Rivington Street local, grab a pint and join the fold. It’s time for some serious craic. 

We’re trading the quiet corners for an outdoor stage and a full day of revelry. 

• Live Music Mainstage: From 2pm until 10pm, we’ve got a lineup that bridges the gap between traditional Irish sessions and modern energy. Expect fiddles, boots stomping, and voices raised. 

• Pints Galore: The Murphys will be flowing exactly as Nancy would have wanted—perfectly poured and plenty of ’em. 

• Street Food: Hearty, soul-warming food to keep you fuelled for the dance floor. 

• The Craic: Authentic, unrefined, and loud. It’s more than just a party; it’s a tribute to the community Nancy built over a century ago. 

Nancy Spains has always been about more than just a drink; it’s about belonging. On March 14th, you aren’t just attending an event—you’re becoming part of a story that’s been unfolding since 1857. 

Tickets are essential and moving fast. Don’t be the one watching from the window.