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Photos: A Belated Canada Day Celebration With Pat Kiernan


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Jen Carlson

Published Jul 27, 2011

Modified Jul 27, 2011


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Pat Kiernan and our contest winners outside of Windfall Bar

 

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Published Jul 27, 2011

Modified Jul 27, 2011


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Last night we finally got to celebrate Canada Day—a little belatedly, but very properly. We headed to Windfall Bar with everyone's favorite Canadian Pat Kiernan (of NY1 and Pat's Papers), and our contest winners, for our annual outing. Poutine was had, beer was drunk, and we got the real dirt on Jamie Shupak (just kidding Jamie Shupak). Thanks Pat, thanks readers and Pat fans, and thanks Windfall!

Next up: we're going to try to wrangle Roger Clark in for a beer and jukebox night. Stay tuned!

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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