We can’t believe January is nearly over! Nottingham and Nottinghamshire have gotten off to an amazing start in 2022, and with the arrival of some amazing annual events like Beat the Streets, we have even more to look forward to this weekend that makes Nottingham worth visiting.
Are you looking for things to do this weekend? If you are looking for fun date ideas, to try something new in 2022 or to simply Feel Good this January, our top picks can help you relax and explore Nottingham and Nottinghamshire this weekend.
The Year of the Tiger is almost here, and we can't wait to start celebrating. Nottingham is ready to welcome Chinese New Year in style with a host of events and things to do throughout the end of January and part of February. Keep on reading to discover our selection of top go-to places and things to do if you’re looking for a great start to the new year.
Are you looking for things to do this weekend? Then you are in for a treat! Nottinghamshire has some great events you can make the most of, whether you’re wanting to stay local or go on an adventure, spend a little or enjoy free things to do.
It has become a Christmas tradition for Belvoir Castle to put on a series of festive events. To give you a flavour of that you can expect from your visit to Belvoir Castle this Christmas, we have visited the Regency Christmas event this month to experience the offer ourselves and give you a sneak peek while we’re at it.
Enjoy Tchaikovsky’s traditional Nutcracker story reimagined at Newstead Abbey this winter and enter an enchanting winter wonderland of Chrismtas dreams with sugar plum fairies. Here at Visit Nottinghamshire, we got the chance to visit this week and here’s what we discovered!
This December, White Post Farm launched The Christmas Time Tangle. As we all know, Santa uses a time machine in order to stop time so he can deliver all of his presents before Christmas Day morning, however it’s malfunctioned meaning the time machine is going back in time!
On a sunny Saturday October afternoon, we decided to venture into North Nottinghamshire to experience the popular Dino Kingdom event that every one of our friends had been roaring about, I mean raving about. Held at the picturesque Thoresby Park, Dino Kingdom stomped into North Notts and took over a portion of the 1000-acre English countryside.
If you’re familiar with Nottingham’s Wollaton Hall, you’ll know it has quite the legacy for hosting ground-breaking dinosaur themed events and experiences. After the roaring success of the world exclusive Dinosaurs of China exhibition, it’s definitely the place to be for budding palaeontologists. But now in 2021, get ready for a brand-new exhibition with real teeth… Titus: T-rex is king.
When was the last time you paid attention to weathered statues commemorating citizens from bygone times? (Every town has at least one.) How often have you checked out local landmarks? (Visiting the museum aged five on a primary school trip doesn’t count.) It feels great to make time to explore local towns and cities, which is why I collaborated with Visit Derby and partners to make this trip into Nottingham and spend the day there.
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