Grant Dixon, aged 34, and his mother Marie Dixon, 59, became owners of the Jug & Glass pub, Leeming Lane, Mansfield Woodhouse, in summer 2022.
In March 2023, the family-run pub reopened the business after an extensive refurbishment and released a new varied food and drinks menu.
The family-run pub hosted a fun day on Saturday, July 29, celebrating one year of ownership and raising money for Young Lives vs Cancer.
Marie said the charity is “close to her heart” as she lost her other son to cancer when he was a child.
Events and entertainment included a live singer, tombola, raffle, inflatable bouncy castle, glitter tattoos and children’s entertainment acts.
Visitors were able to browse stalls and donate to the charity throughout the day.
More than 40 raffle prizes for the charity day were donated, with Mansfield Town Football Club tickets and I-Jump passes being among the big wins.
Here are a handful of photos from the event.
1. Birthday celebrations
Charity afternoon at Mansfield Woodhouse pub The Jug and Glass. Pictured; Hayley Proffitt. Photo: Brian Eyre
2. Big raffle wins
There were plenty of big raffle prizes to be won, donated from across the community. Stall run by Lucy Tacey. Photo: Brian Eyre
3. Craft stalls
Amanda Fisher with Hallie-Rae Fisher selling handmade jewellery. Photo: Brian Eyre