Live music is played at the Cherington Arms every 2nd Monday
Watch this space for 2012 timetable.
Category Archives: Cherington Arms
Eating at the Cherington Arms
The Cherington Arms serves delicious home made food from Tuesday to Sunday.
Last orders are 9:30
more information and 2012 sample menu coming soon….
Western Evening at Cherington Arms
The latest village hall fund raising theme was a western night at the Cherington Arms.
2009 Cherington Arms Golf Society Day
Monday 29th June – Ingon Manor Golf Club Stratford-upon-Avon
2009 Cherington Arms Golf Society Day
A full day of golf and fun starts at 9:15am with bacon sandwiches and tea or coffee, players are then teamed up for a 9 hole round of Texan Scramble in the morning, followed by refreshments and a light lunch of soup, sandwiches and chips.
The afternon format is 18 holes of stappleford golf along with a nearest the pin, and longest drive competition to add to the tension.
The day is rounded of with drinks and nibbles back at the Cherington Arms (8:00pm) with presentation and prize giving for; Nearest the pin, Longest drive, Best Texan Scramble Team, and Over all winner of the 18 round afternoon match.
Limited tickets are available for £40.00 on a first come first served basis, see Nick at the Cherington Arms for further information.
(Ingon Manor dress code must be adhered to).
French Night – Witty Caption Competition
Witty Caption Competition!
After a succesful French night at the Cherington Arms on Saturday 30th May we have announced a witty caption competition to complement the photographs taken on the night.
Click Here To See Photos From The Cherington Arms French Night » »
Submit your witty caption to us to stand a chance of winning a surprise prize!
French night at the Cherington Arms
Saturday 30th May – Cherington Arms
French night at the Cherington Arms – Dig out those stripy T shirts, the old bicycles and polish up your onions for an entertaining evening amongst good company with excellent food and hospitality.
As you can see there were some traditional French men and some very chic Parisian ladies, some complete with their little dogs (and I’m not referring to husbands here). We were also graced by a visit from Marie Antoinette (complete with Cake for distributions to the peasants) and of course her husband Louis XV. Some of the pictures reflect the homebound state of one or two of the attendees. A good time the was had by one and all and we must of course express our thanks to Hilary and Nick for the magnificent French menu.