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Nottingham was the capital of lace for over 100 years and this heritage still runs through the streets, with the much-loved Lace Market still retaining its name and charm. Lace is still celebrated in Nottingham, with recent events being curated by Nottingham City Museums and Galleries to remind us of the city’s rich heritage, whilst looking forward to its use as a contemporary inspiration locally and across the globe.

Visit Nottinghamshire is proud to have been involved in two seasons of the exciting project that is The Grand Tour, so when the third season came around we were highly anticipating what it had in store.

Directors Marianne Elliott and Tom Morris bring Nick Stafford’s adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s book to life with sublime storytelling over the two-and-a-half-hour stage show.

Are you ready for a long, relaxing weekend? If you have found the last dregs of winter to have be testing, you’ll be in need of some fun, and luckily there’s lots happening throughout Nottinghamshire to entertain you over the Easter weekend.

Nottingham's National Justice Museum gives a fascinating glimpse into the history of crime and punishment, telling the stories of its prisoners and Nottingham throughout the ages.

With spring gathering pace, any improvement in the weather can herald the start of the butterfly season. Running from April through to the end of September, this is much celebrated time for the staff and volunteers here at Creswell Crags.