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Nov 05 2026

Nottingham’s cosiest pubs to warm you up this winter

With the nights growing darker and the weather growing colder, there’s nothing quite like snuggling up in some cosy armchair with a pint of real ale next to a roaring log fire to truly warm your cockles. Whether you’ve just finished a frenzied afternoon of Christmas shopping or you need a bite to eat after a bracing winter walk, there’s something for everyone in our round-up of homely hideaways for you to visit this festive season.

Nov 04 2026

What's On and Things To Do This Weekend in Nottinghamshire 5 - 8 November 2026

It’s officially the start of November, and the winter months have arrived, meaning there’s plenty to get involved with in and around Nottinghamshire!

From traditional Remembrance services honouring the individuals and animals who served, to adrenaline junkies enjoying the beautiful views of Sherwood Forest from the heights on a fun filled adventure, or an exciting drone show lighting up the night sky at Forest Recreation Ground, there's so much to see and do, plus plenty more!

Nov 03 2026

Think Outside the Gift Box This Christmas

If you're starting to get that creeping sense of dread when you realise Christmas is just days away and you’ve still got gifts to buy - fear not. Don’t panic buy toiletries that will be left to languish, unused and unloved on the shelf, and banish thoughts of boring scented candles and socks. We’ve put together a guide to awesome last minute Christmas gifts that are anything but ordinary.

Oct 29 2026

Who you gonna call… Ghostbusters!

Ghost hunts and spooky tales after dark at the National Justice Museum. Dark rooms, spooky stories and ghosts hiding around every corner…we joined the Kids’ Ghost Tour at the National Justice Museum, and what an evening it was!

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Mar 07 2019

Celebrating Nottinghamshire's Literary Legacy on World Book Day

From the ancient ballads of Robin Hood to the notorious mad, bad and dangerous to know Romantic poet Lord Byron to our rebel writers D.H. Lawrence and Alan Sillitoe, Nottinghamshire has never been short of a story to tell. On World Book Day we wanted to share some of our favourite literary destinations in Nottingham – a UNESCO City of Literature.

Witches' marks at Creswell Crags in Nottinghamshire

Feb 21 2019

A gateway to hell, a place of worship or protective symbols? What are the so-called Witches’ Marks at Creswell Crags that have captured the imagination of millions?

Creswell Crags never ceases to amaze us. Located on the border of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, this limestone gorge has a wealth of history dating back 60 thousand years.

It wasn’t too long ago that we were telling you about the only-verified-in-the-UK Ice Age cave paintings, dating back to the prehistoric period. A time when migrating hunter-gatherers and animals moved according to the seasons in search of food and warmer weather. The good old days.

Feb 18 2019

A bright new look for Derby Road’s Focus Gallery

Visit Nottinghamshire never passes up an opportunity to explore Derby Road, so when we heard that Focus Gallery had reopened following a major refurbishment over Christmas, we were determined to be the first through the doors to see the new look. We headed over to meet the owner, Antonia Disney, for a cuppa and a sneak peek at some of the latest artwork.

The Hockley Arts Club, hidden bar in Nottingham

Feb 12 2019

Off The Beaten Track - Discovering Nottinghamshire's Hidden Gems

A little venture off the beaten track can lead to unique encounters and rewards, so indulge your curiosity with a trip to Nottingham’s lesser known, but ever-so-intriguing attractions. Too often these hidden gems remain the reserve solely of those in the know, and while you may not have heard of them before, we’re certain that once you visit, you’ll be glad you did.

Jan 17 2019

Uncovering the secrets of the National Justice Museum on their brand-new tour

Visit Nottinghamshire took a trip to the National Justice Museum to experience the new Tales of Truth and Legend Tour, which uncovers the secret spaces and lesser-known areas, including the Sheriff's Dungeon, where legend has it Robin Hood was once held...

Nov 26 2018

What’s On This Weekend In Nottinghamshire: 1 - 2 December

We’re definitely feeling the Christmas spirit as we approach advent, and there are plenty of events across Nottinghamshire to get you in good cheer as the festive season starts. Throughout December some of our most scenic country houses, castles and ducal estates are transformed with Christmas magic and host some fabulously festive events, including Wollaton Hall, Newstead Abbey, Chatsworth House and Bolsover Castle to name but a few.

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