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May 19 2026

What's On and Things To Do This Weekend in Nottinghamshire 22 - 25 May 2026

Nottinghamshire has plenty to keep you busy this weekend. Take your pick of unique events and activities including the return of Luminarium, a Whitney Houston tribute concert, a pirate themed circus, the medieval legends weekend and fun ice skating sessions! Here are our top picks for this weekend.

May 13 2026

Where to watch the World Cup 2026 in Nottingham

The Fifa World Cup 2026 is upon us, but if you're still fretting about which of our hostelries to watch the big game(s) in then we've put together a handy list of hotspots across Nottingham.

May 12 2026

What's On and Things To Do This Weekend in Nottinghamshire 15 - 17 May 2026

Nottinghamshire has plenty to keep you busy this weekend. Take your pick of unique events and activities including a live performance by the NTU Big Band, Spritz Night, Damian Hall’s Running Forever, Tag Rugby and Calligraphy! Here are our top picks for this weekend.

May 12 2026

Things You Didn't Know About Nottingham - City of Literature

To celebrate the launch of the brand-new Nottingham City of Literature Map, we’re diving headfirst into the city’s rich literary heritage, past and present. Named an international UNESCO City of Literature in 2015, it’s no wonder Nottinghamshire’s stories by rebel authors and lovelorn poets have been intriguing visitors for many years. Including the legendary tales of Robin Hood and our famous Literary Heroes such as Lord Byron and D.H. Lawrence. This new map offers a unique perspective on the city’s literary landmarks, highlighting the places and stories that have shaped its narrative. Read on to uncover 6 fascinating literary facts you probably didn’t know before and discover Nottingham, the city of literature.

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Oct 15 2018

Frenchie Café at Café Sobar

After Pugs and Dachshunds, it was about time for the French Bulldogs to show Nottingham’s Café Sobar how it’s done. Being the animal lovers that we are here at Visit Nottinghamshire, we wouldn’t let this event go by quietly. So off we popped to the pop-up Frenchie Café on a sunny Sunday morning, and let’s be honest, being surrounded by adorable Frenchies is always a good way to spend a day out the office!

Oct 12 2018

A sneak peak at what to expect at this year's Robin Hood Beer Festival

Ahead of the Robin Hood Beer and Cider Festival opening on Wednesday (17 October), we grabbed five minutes with the festival organiser, Steve for some quick fire questions – he’s a busy man!

Oct 05 2018

A day out with family at Manor Farm Park & Woodlands

This August my family and I were lucky enough to be invited for a day down on the farm by Manor Farm Park & Woodlands.

We arrived just as the farm park opened and were greeted by Sue and the team. We were given a map of the park, which was much bigger than I expected, 25 acres in fact, and a schedule of activities for the kids to enjoy throughout the day. Eager children, including my own toddler, Ella, were super excited and raring to get in, especially as they could all see the playground which was looming temptingly in sight.

Oct 03 2018

A Perfect Day of Pampering: A Visit to the Spa at Ye Olde Bell

Between work and everyday stresses, I rarely give myself time to indulge in a beauty treat. When I do, it usually consists of the occasional 15-minute face mask on a Sunday night. Admittingly, I’m a total spa novice but my Mum has me beat having never indulged before in a Spa day.

Sep 25 2018

Nottingham Through the Lens: A Guest Blog By Photographer Lamar Francois

Lamar Francois is a professional photographer, who has been snapping the sights and bright lights of Nottingham for the past ten years. We asked him to share with us some of his favourite places in the city to capture, highlighting some of the most popular spots along with some lesser known gems.

Sep 19 2018

Make the most of autumn in Nottinghamshire

Now that the summer has traded its warm rays of sunshine for a crispy autumn breeze, it’s time to start layering your clothes, cosy up by the fire and enjoy a hot chocolate with cream and marshmallows on top. Whether you’re a fan of our good old friend called autumn or not, let’s hope our top tips can help make the most of this colourful season.

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