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Third-Annual "Crawlin' for a Cause" Pub Crawl Is Saturday in WPB

The Third-Annual "Crawlin' for a Cause" pub crawl validates the desire to spend this Saturday evening carousing from one end of town to the other. A portion of the ticket money raised from the event will benefit Hospice of Palm Beach County...

By Tricia Woolfenden

June 1, 2011

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The Third-Annual "Crawlin' for a Cause" pub crawl validates the desire to spend this Saturday evening carousing

from one end of town to the other. A portion of the ticket money raised

from the event will benefit Hospice of Palm Beach County.

The debaucherous evening will include six stops at West Palm Beach hot spots: Ale House, Duffy's, John Bull English Pub, Hooters, Renegades, and Torrero's. A $60 ticket will net you two drinks at each spot, plus a T-shirt and a chance to dive into pre- and postcrawl snacks. The journey lasts from 4 to 11 p.m. and begins and ends at John Bull English Pub, 801 Village Commons Blvd. Call 561-697-2855.

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