Golden Ace Inn

Mark your calendars for this one!

Independence Eve Bash at the Golden Ace!
Friday July 3rd
4pm cookout—brats & burger
5pm Brigid’s Cross—singing all of your American (and Irish) favorites! Paulie on the fiddle, Peggy Goonan Baker on the keyboard, bodhran & beer fountain.

$10 admission
In the yard (weather permitting)

It’s always nice when the weather starts to warm and we can hold gatherings, meetings and concerts out on the patio! If you’re looking for a place to hold an event please contact us at [email protected] to check availability!

Highlights this week at the Ace…
4/29–Wed Irish music session, 8pm
4/30–Thu Folk music, 7pm
5/2–Kentucky Derby Party, 4:30pm

Highlights this week…

Wed—Irish music session 8pm

Thu—Folk music 7pm

Fri—Pub Trivia 8pm. Chuck McGinley host

Sat—Cathedral basketball watch party 6pm

And of course…cheeseburgers for lunch (and Lenten cheeseburgers on Friday!) ☘️

Thank you to all who braved the weather to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the Golden Ace! ☘️ We will be closed until Saturday March 21 at 5pm.
And If you enjoyed yourself over these past few days please continue to check the website for other fun Irish events we host throughout the year… (or just stop in for a pint and we’ll let you know).
Sláinte

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As many of you know, my father and co-owner of the Golden Ace, Jim McGinley, passed away about six weeks ago. He loved St. Patrick’s Day….it was his favorite day of the year! Two of the things Jim loved most about St. Patrick’s Day was, one—hosting top-notch Irish music so the people of Indianapolis could appreciate an authentically Irish celebration. And two—Jim loved Irish musicians coming to Indy and seeing people take such pride and enthusiasm in their heritage. He always believed that although some cities had bigger Irish communities— none had a better Irish community than Indianapolis.

So, it’s only fitting that this year, before he passed, Jim hand picked the Golden Ace St. Patrick’s musical lineup one last time. It’s filled with legendary Irish acts….and true friends of the Golden Ace. We hope you can make it on any, or all of the 3 days—Friday March 13, Saturday March 14, or St. Patrick’s Day itself March 17, 2026.

And be sure to raise a pint to those who have gone before us…and a prayer that their legacy may live on!
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The Ace is closed for lunch today, Friday 2/13. There is a water outage by Citizens Energy in our area. We’ll open at 4pm.