A pub in Farnham Common has re-opened its doors under new leadership following a £500,000 refurbishment.
The Stag & Hounds on The Broadway has been transformed by new leaseholder Clay Lorenzo in a bid to restore the venue ‘as a vibrant heart of the community’.
The pub features new interiors and boasts a range of live events and a festive market, which is planned to take place every Sunday throughout December.
With community and creativity at the forefront, Lorenzo has launched an action-packed entertainment calendar.
Visitors can enjoy a rotating schedule of live music, open mic nights and pub quizzes.
The festive Christmas Market will feature local artisan stalls, performances by choirs from the area and holiday refreshments.
As well as Christmas shopping opportunities, the market looks to bring people together in the spirit of the festive season.
Lorenzo said: “The response has been overwhelmingly positive, and we’re only just getting started.
“Our goal is to make The Stag & Hounds the heart of Farnham Common once again, and to give our community a space to gather, celebrate, and create memories together.”
The venue is seeking local community groups, charities, additional stallholders and choirs, who would be interested in taking part in the December market.
For more information about events, taking part in the market or partnering with The Stag & Hounds, visit: https://www.stagandhoundsfarnhamcommon.co.uk/index
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