Panto season has officially arrived, and Nottingham Playhouse is back with a bang. This year’s production of Sleeping Beauty brings all the mayhem, magic and mischievous humour audiences have come to love, with thrills, spills and belly laughs that delight even the youngest theatre goers, while offering plenty of cheeky jokes for the adults too.
Christmas is in full swing in Nottinghamshire this weekend. From festive fun for old and young to top-tier ice hockey and late-night live music, there’s something for everyone. Here are our top 5 picks for this weekend.
Looking for a heart-warming, fun-filled family adventure this festive season? The Littlest Yakis the perfect Christmas treat. LAStheatre’s adaptation of Lu Fraser and Kate Hindley’s award-winning picture book brings Gertie’s snowy, mountainous world to life with charming puppets, toe-tapping tunes and a message that will stay with families long after the curtain falls.
Here are five reasons why The Littlest Yak is a must-see this Christmas
Light Up the Night brought Walesby Forest’s historic 250 acres to life with fireworks, family fun and a warm autumn atmosphere. Set within one of Nottinghamshire’s best-loved outdoor activity centres, the event offered a brilliant glimpse into everything Walesby Forest has to offer, from scenic woodland trails to year-round adventures for families, schools and youth groups.
Whether you're a photography pro, an Insta newbie, or just here for the perfect shot, Nottingham is a photo paradise! With its mix of stunning architecture, quirky spots, and hidden gems, this city is begging to be snapped.
We all know the benefits of getting out and about into the great outdoors, particularly over the past year. Nottinghamshire's beautiful gardens range from rolling country parks full of history to top quality garden centres, and all are worth a visit.