Pubs Embrace ‘Happy Monday’ to Unite Communities This January

Joseph Holt pubs are transforming ‘Blue Monday’ into ‘Happy Monday’ with fun activities to uplift spirits.

Pubs Embrace ‘Happy Monday’ to Unite Communities This January
Pubs Embrace ‘Happy Monday’ to Unite Communities This January

Bury: With “Blue Monday” approaching, a brewery is ready to flip the script for its patrons. On January 20, Joseph Holt pubs will host cheerful events to help beat the winter blues.

This day is often called “the most miserable day of the year,” but many folks find January tough anyway. At the Welcome Inn in Prestwich, there’s a folk night planned where everyone can come together to chat and play music.

Pub manager James Main shared that this happens every Monday at 8 PM, where people bring instruments like banjos and guitars. It’s a cozy spot to unwind, enjoy a drink, and feel uplifted—just what you need to combat Blue Monday.

Over at The Frigate in Whitefield, there’s a ladies’ darts competition starting at 8:30 PM. Pub manager Lisa Moran promises it’ll be a lively night, definitely not a Blue Monday vibe.

Mark Norbury, the pubs director at Joseph Holt, understands why people might feel down on this day. He believes pubs can really help lift spirits. They’re community hubs where people can socialize and feel welcomed.

This Monday, they’ll offer activities to brighten the day. Joseph Holt pubs cater to various community needs throughout the week, from Chatterbox mornings to support groups for mental health.

Visiting these pubs on Blue Monday is a great way to enjoy some fun and shake off the gloom of the day. The Joseph Holt brewery has been a family-run business since 1849, rooted in Manchester.

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