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Sherwood Pines is inviting families to enjoy a spellbinding Room on the Broom adventure this Halloween, with a special seasonal activity added to the trail throughout October.

The Nottingham 10K returns on 23 May 2027 with a new, flatter route designed for first-time runners and those chasing a personal best. Starting and finishing at Victoria Embankment, the course passes the City Ground, Meadow Lane and Trent Bridge Cricket Ground before following the River Trent to the finish. Runners can also raise funds for charities across Nottinghamshire and beyond.

When the sun is shining, there is nowhere quite like Nottingham. Packed with history, independent businesses, picturesque parks and vibrant food and drink spots, the city offers everything you need for an unforgettable Summer’s Day.   

Step inside Josephine's Tea Lounge, a charming vintage tearoom opposite Nottingham's Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall. From hearty homemade classics and indulgent afternoon teas to warm hospitality and nostalgic surroundings, discover why this cosy city centre favourite is perfect for a leisurely lunch, pre-theatre dining or a special afternoon with loved ones.

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.

Looking for a heart-warming, fun-filled family adventure this festive season? The Littlest Yak is 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