Wings Etc., Scatterfield Road, Anderson: 5 p.m.
Daleville American Legion, 14708 W. Sixth St., Daleville: Starts at noon.
Chesterfield American Legion Post 408, 5100 Mounds Road, Chesterfield: Open at 4 p.m. Bring munchies to share and watch the game on the big-screen TV. There will be drink specials, drawings and prizes.
Stanley’s Bar & Grill, 27th and Monroe streets, Anderson: Opening at 5 p.m. with a pitch-in. Call 643-7229 to sign-up for pitch-in.
The Pendleton Amvets Post 26, 939 S. Broadway, Pendleton: Pitch-in begins at 1 p.m. Bring a covered dish, dessert or appetizer and join the fun. Wear your favorite Colts shirt and watch the big game on two big-screen TVs. The public is welcome.
Moran’s Bar & Grill, 1320 E. 23rd St., Anderson: Open at 1 p.m. Having a pitch-in, game on big-screen TV
Scampy’s, 2705 Nichol Ave.: Anderson, 3 p.m., drink specials.
DT’s R Bar, Anderson: 4 p.m. to ?
Birdhouse, Anderson: Live Band — 1:30 to 5 p.m. No cover charge. Super Bowl Party that evening. Drink specials, pitch-in dinner.
Meadowbrook Pizza, 37th and Main streets: 3 p.m. Pitch-in.
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Sunday's Super Bowl Parties
Sunday, Feb. 7, 2010
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