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May music on menu at Stokesley's Deli
Chapter’s Deli on Stokesley High Street is hosting another night of live music this Bank Holiday weekend.
Local band #TheProject will showcase their version of a range of popular indie, Brit pop and rock hits from 8.30pm this Sunday, May 24th.
#TheProject play a range of acoustic tracks featuring rhythm guitar, tambourine and vocals by a host of well known bands from The Beatles through to the Foo Fighters and are also playing at the popular Cornshed festival in Hutton Rudby in June, well known for raising funds for the Great North Air Ambulance Service.
As well as the live music, ‘The Deli’- as it is known- will have offers on various wines and beers as well as launching its new summer cocktails including Pimms, Mojitos, Amarettos, Cosmopolitans, Martinis and Champagne cocktails.
Chapter’s Deli is open throughout the week for breakfast, brunch, homemade cakes and scones, lunch and dinner, as well as Sunday lunch.
‘The Deli’ is one of Stokesley and the surrounding area’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. An eighties music night is also planned for Friday May 29th.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Anna Addison Associates .
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