It's the historic Hampshire pub which has launched an impressive new events programme following a £1 million transformation.
The Cart & Horses at Kings Worthy will now boast comedy nights, jazz brunches, craft workshops and yoga sessions.
Craft workshops, which launched last week, will be followed by the 250-year-old pub's first jazz brunch, today (Saturday September 9).
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Held every other Saturday, the pub will come to life with the sounds of Cinnamon Jazz, who will be bringing some laid-back jazz swing throughout the brunch service. Dishes include the likes of Smashed Avocado Sourdough Toast, served with poached eggs, lime and chilli flakes, alongside a Bloody Mary, Prosecco, Champagne, soft or hot drink.
James Greig and his sustainable flower farm and floral studio, Stem & Green, will also host a Floral Brunch on Wednesday (September 13) including a bespoke Hand-Tied Bouquet Masterclass.
Off the back of the unveiling of the pub’s commissioned paper collage by local artist, Jo Burgess of Green Magpie, Jo will be returning to the pub to host her very own collage class with the opportunity for guests to get together to create their own artwork on Wednesday September 27.
Alongside the craft events, the pub is also launching its Mindful Yoga sessions with Susanna Edwards, founder of School of Creative Wellness. Starting on Monday September 18 and running every other Monday, the sessions will be held in the pubs restored 18th-century stables, now converted into a private dining space.
As part of this year’s Winchester Comedy Festival, The Cart & Horses will be rounding off its first month of events with its debut comedy night on Wednesday September 27, hosted by Southampton's own Tom Decaon with comedians Michael Fabbri and Alistair Barrie.
Business and Events Manager Bronwyn Anderson said: "From Yoga mornings to a full-night of food, drinks and comedy, we have a jam-packed September and we can’t wait to see where this takes us!"
Tickets can be booked on the pub's website.
The Grade II listed building can now host 130 guests following a three-month renovation.
There are cosy snugs and larger dining areas inside as well as al-fresco dining in the countryside-inspired gardens.
The pub, in London Road, also boasts electric vehicle charging points.
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