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Chelsea’s employees work long hours on Saint Patty’s Day, but they know how to have fun while doing it. Thanks to Kelli P. for sending us these pics!

Dinner at Chelsea’s is the talk of the town. The food is great and the atmosphere is casually pleasant. Here’s a picture of the main dining hall. Notice all the local original art on the walls.

Brian Baiamonte took this fine black and white photo of The Myrtles when they played at Chelsea’s way back on June 30. Click on the image for a better view.

Here are some pictures from our successful Wine and Jazz show. Which is happening on Wednesday nights from 6-8 here in August.

Wow! What an opening day we had. Thanks to everybody who came out. It was like having a house-warming party with a thousand or so of your closest friends. Click on the thumbnails for a better view.

The second bar was busy with thirsty customers.

The first bar may have been even busier. You can’t even see the bar in this crowd. But you can notice that the Velvet Elvis has made it back to the wall. Now he’s crying tears of joy.

Despite the long hours, the bartenders were all smiles.

Out back in the courtyard, Chicago Al go the crowd dancing.

Party pic 1.

Party pic 2.

Party pic 3.

Playing Saint Patty-cake.

Yay!

These are the muscles that keep Chelsea’s working.

If you wonder why the website is so, uh, very orange…well, we got the idea from this sign on our front patio.

When we found out who made the sign, we’ll let you know.

Update: I’m told that local artist and former Chelsea’s employee, Mark Lee, created this wonderful sign.

Above: The Velvet Elvis is currently in storage, awaiting its return to the wall of Chelsea’s. Velvet Elvis, please don’t cry, Chelsea’s will open soon enough.

Above: The hardwood floors in the side room have just been finished.

Above: A worker sands the new hardwood floors in the main room.