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On 27 November 1982, Sir Elton John gave the inaugural concert to mark the opening of the new Royal Concert Hall in Nottingham. With its ground-breaking design and innovative acoustics, for the past forty years the Royal Concert Hall has become renowned for hosting the very best in entertainment including world-leading orchestras, pop and rock stars, West End musicals, stand-up comedy, family shows and community events.

350 artists, 30 venues, five charities and one wristband. It all adds up to the return of Hockley Hustle for the first time in three years following a Covid enforced hiatus. 

Screening independent British and World film alongside Hollywood blockbusters and classic cinema retrospectives, Broadway is one of the UK’s leading independent cinemas attracting thousands of visitors each year. It is also home to the Mayhem Film Festival, which is dedicated to cult, sci-fi and horror films.

Nottingham and Nottinghamshire is full of haunted hot spots, just waiting to be explored! And our esteemed guest blogger, Paul Stevenson, is certainly brave enough to have explored most of them. 

As Halloween creeps closer, it’s time to get your skeletons out of the closet and uncover the wicked ways of Nottinghamshire. To make your October a bit more thrilling we’ve put together a list with a top 10 of the most haunted places in Nottinghamshire. So read on if you’re up for a good fright.

Confetti X is the brand new Esports venue in the heart of Nottingham City Centre. Bringing together years of expertise in live events, content creation, streaming and competitive gaming, the 14,000 sqft complex will host professional esports tournaments and events as well as coaching and training for teams.