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May Bank Holiday music and cocktails entertain Stokesley
Acoustic music and cocktails will be making this May Bank Holiday a lively one in Stokesley.
Chapter’s Deli, on the High Street, will be hosting popular local musician Al Aitchison on Sunday 3rd May who will showcase his eclectic mix of acoustic music including the likes of The Jam, The Police and Oasis as well as Irish folk renditions.
The live music will be accompanied by ‘The Deli’s’ famous cocktails such as various Mojitos, Lounge Lizards, Martinis and Champagne cocktails as well as offers on wines, beers and spirits
Chapter’s Deli will also be open throughout the day for breakfast, brunch and Sunday lunch as well as homemade cakes and scones.
‘The Deli’ as it is known around Stokesley and the surrounding areas is one town’s most popular bars and restaurants, highly regarded for its home-cooked food and live music events, including Motown and Northern Soul nights and showcases for local musicians and comedians.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Anna Addison Associates .
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