Some of Melton's many pubs, such as the "Generous Britain", nicknamed the "Jenny B", continue to encourage live music. The "Noels Arms" free house was Melton Mowbray District CAMRA Pub of the Year in 2014. It also houses Gasdog Brewery, the first in the town for over a hundred years. It hosts new and established bands and musicians every Friday and Saturday night and acoustic acts on Sunday afternoons. One of the oldest surviving pubs in Melton is the "Anne of Cleves" is in Burton Street, close to St Mary's Church. It has features from the early 14th century. Once home to chantry monks, the building was passed after the Dissolution by Henry VIII to Anne of Cleves under her divorce settlement.