Nottinghamshire has plenty to keep you busy this weekend. Take your pick of unique events and activities including fun games, the Robin Hood Festival, R&B music, world-class cricket and the Plant Hunters’ Fair! Here are our top picks for this weekend.
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.
Nottinghamshire has plenty to keep you busy this weekend. Take your pick of unique events and activities including Nottingham Pride, Welbeck Kitchen Garden Tours, Outdoor Cinema at White Post Farm, a Victorian Summer at National Justice Museum and Boho Festival 2026! Here are our top picks for this weekend.
Nottinghamshire has plenty to keep you busy this weekend. Take your pick of unique events and activities including the highly anticipated return of Nottingham Beach, the madness of the world of Alice in Wonderland, a life drawing session, a weekend packed with history and an intriguing tropical treasure trail! Here are our top picks for this weekend.
Roll up! Roll up! Come and experience the sensational lights and thrilling delights of one of Europe’s oldest and largest travelling fairs! Yes, that’s right ladies and gentlemen, Nottingham’s Goose Fair returns to the pretty green plains of the Forest Recreation Ground this October.
What’s the saying, remember remember the 5th of November? Well I certainly won’t forget the fantastic Newark Family Fireworks Night that I attended this Bonfire Night in a hurry!
If you are looking for the perfect balance of beautiful Nottinghamshire outdoors and something exciting that’s a little out of the ordinary this Easter break- then Go Ape, at Sherwood Pines is the place!
As well as the award-winning and popular Robin Hood Town Tour, Ezekial Bone offers backstage tours of the oldest theatre in Nottingham! The Limelight Backstage Tours go behind the scenes at the Theatre Royal, found just off Old Market Square in the heart of Nottingham city centre. One of Nottingham’s most iconic venues, you are likely to recognise the building from the pillars which adorn the front of the building.
We recently had the opportunity to visit The National Holocaust Centre and Museumin Newark, and it was a truly moving and educational experience. It’s a vibrant memorial, a place of testimony and a Centre of learning for communities of all faiths, and none, across the UK.