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Tickets now on sale for St. Patrick's Day Festival 

Stars on the Southern Crescent coffee house’s third annual St. Patrick’s Day Festival is sure to be another standing-room-only event. Taking place March 10, 11 and 12 at the Fayette Family YMCA, the event boasts A-list performers with affordable ticket prices.

Tickets, $9 each, are now on sale at the Peachtree City Library (770-631-2520) and the Fayette County Library (770-461-8841). The Peachtree City Library is at its new location, 2011 North Commerce Road, at the intersection of Hwy 74 and Aberdeen Parkway. The Fayette County Library’s address is 1821 Heritage Parkway in Fayetteville. Tickets may also be ordered by mail, with checks sent to Offshoot Productions, P.O. Box 2462. Peachtree City, GA 30269.

On Thursday, March 10, Barney’s Goat returns to the Stars stage, along with Duncan and Glaucia McLauchlan and a surprise visit from the Lost Boys. On Friday, March 11, the performers include Long Drop, a group new to the coffee house, the lovely Moira Nelligan, and the Peachtree Wind Ensemble. Saturday, March 12’s line-up includes KnightSong and the ever-popular Three Quarter Ale.

The Fayette Family YMCA, 215 Huiet Road, Fayetteville, has been the coffee house’s host for the past two years. Tablecloths, candles, imported coffee, mouth-watering desserts and theatrical stage and lighting transform the YMCA lodge into an intimate entertainment venue.

The doors open at 7:45 each evening, and the show starts at 8:15 p.m. Patrons who bring their own mugs receive a discount on hot beverages and are eligible for the “Most Unusual Mug” award.

For additional information, call Offshoot Productions, producers of Stars on the Southern Crescent since 1993, at 770-631-2362 or e-mail the company at offshootpr@aol.com. Volunteers are always welcome and get to see the show for free.

The event is made possible in part by the Grassroots Award, a program of the Georgia Council for the Arts through appropriations of the Georgia General Assembly and in partnership with Arts Clayton.