A Norfolk village pub is set to kick-start summer celebrations with a bumper weekend of live music and football fever.
Landlords at Darby's in Swanton Morley are planning an entertainment-packed extravaganza, beginning its season of festivities with the Euro final between England and Spain and a tribute to a music legend.
One of the co-owners, Kate Kennedy, said: "This weekend promises to be fantastic as we not only have our regular live music slot on Saturday evening, with Never2L8 playing at 7.30pm, but also because on Sunday we have the Desperado Eagles Tribute Band.
"They are visiting Norfolk this weekend so it's a gig not-to-be-missed and the music will be great.
Landlord Colin Kennedy (Image: Submitted)
"They kick off at 2pm, which will lead us nicely onto the kick off for the Euros final in the evening - to use an Eagles pun, we are hoping that England ’Take it to the limit'.
'We'll have our pizza oven fired up, alongside our main menu, so there will be plenty of great food and drink on offer.”
The other co-owner, Colin Kennedy, said: "We have lots planned for this summer.
"Our regular Saturday night live music is a real hit and we have some fantastic bands booked through until October.
The summer events kick off with a showing of the football and live music (Image: Submitted)
"We also have our beautiful pizza oven and produce delicious sourdough pizzas including our very own Darbys Black & Blue."
The venue is renowned for its traditional hospitality, food and regular events.
It's also well-known for its weekly quiz night and monthly themed evenings.
Denby's is a traditional pub (Image: Submitted)
The owners revealed they are planning another beer festival and hope for good weather to support outdoor activities.
A range of local produce fills the pub's popular summer menu, offering pub classics like double-stacked burgers, fish and chips and a variety of lighter options.
The pub also hosts live music every Saturday night in its spacious beer garden that also includes a children’s play area, promising a fun-filled summer for all.
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