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“Where better to discover the latest talent from Broadway than at The Lygon Arms? ”

From 2pm - 6pm every Thursday, Friday and Saturday

Sit back, relax with (preferably) a G&T in hand as your weekend begins with an afternoon of live music, fantastic feasts and delicious drinks this summer. Where better to discover the latest talent from Broadway than at The Lygon Arms? Each afternoon we will feature a different local busker for your ears and senses to sample.

This week's line-up includes...

Thursday 15th July | Joel Darkes
Friday 16th July | Adam Lee
Sunday 18th July | Joseph Morris

Please note that entry to the event is on a first come first serve basis and is weather dependent. The rule of 6 and a maximum of 2 households still applies until 19th July.

For more infomation visit...

Lygonarmshotel.co.uk

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