This weekend Nottingham Light Night returned for its 11th year, dazzling the city with a spectacle of luminous lights and eclectic events. With dozens of artists, performers, inventors and organisers coming together, the city was lit up for not one, but two evenings of brilliant festivities, showcasing the creative talent that thrives within Nottingham.
We had Instagram extraordinaire NottsNomad and Visit Notts' own Claire Jones out and about snapping some wonderful photos, here's some of our favourites.
Taking centre stage: in the heart of the city Nottingham Council House was spectacularly lit up with large scale projections of artwork by grafitti artists (Credit: NottsNomad)
Familiar faces on the Nottingham arts scene: The Howlers were back out in force in the Light Night Carnival Parade (credit: NottsNomad)
Seely School's 'Circles of Life' installation glitters at the Robin Hood Statue (Credit: Claire Jones)
Majestic and historic: the classic and contemporary sit side by side inside Saint Mary's Church (Credit: Claire Jones)
Swan Song at Saint Mary's Churchyard in collaboration with Opera North (Credit: Claire Jones)
Part sculpture, part instrument: the totally mesmerising Illumaphonium by inventor Michael Davis at the Robin Hood Statue (Credit: NottsNomad)
Dazzling dancing and amazing attire: the Light Night carnival dancers (Credit: NottsNomad Claire Jones)
This blog was written by Sophie Gargett, Marketing Assistant at Visit Nottinghamshire
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