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With the leaves changing to their autumnal oranges and browns and a chill in the air, October is always a beautifully atmospheric month in Nottinghamshire. This time of year also brings some fantastic seasonal events, and this weekend is no exception! We've listed some of our favourites below, from film festivals and breathtaking theatre, to outdoor adventures and classical concerts, but don't forget to take a look at our What’s On pages and Things to Do section for even more ways to spend your weekend.
If you're already in the autumnal spirit there's a great selection of events to browse on our Bonfire Night and Halloween pages, so take a look to get planning some thrilling evenings this season. The Robin Hood Beer & Cider Festival is on the horizon too, so make sure you've snapped up your tickets before they sell out!
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Hoodwinked Art Trail Farewell to the Flock
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Mayhem Film Festival
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Dracula
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Take Time Out in Nature
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Classical Music Concerts
If you enjoy being lifted away by the highly emotive and rhythmic melodies of classical music, you will be spoilt for choice this weekend in Nottingham, as four great concerts take place. Over at the Royal Concert Hall on Friday, the BBC Philharmonic bring music from Tchaikovsky and Debussy, spinning a tale of a seedy underworld of crime through a ‘plush Romantic soundscape’. Make a night of it by booking to see After Hours: Jess Gillam and Friends, who present songs from Bowie and Gershwin from 9.45pm, or check out a free pre-concert talk with Gillam in the auditorium at 6.30pm. Over at the Albert Hall, the internationally renowned Cantamus Girls Choir perform on Saturday evening, celebrating their 500 members since 1968. This is followed by Nottingham Philharmonic Orchestra presenting an afternoon of operatic arias from Puccini’s La Boheme to Elgar’s overture ‘In the South’, on Sunday at 3pm. |
This blog was written by Sophie Gargett as Visit Nottinghamshire.
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